Jhayali
US$14.80Add rhythm and energy to your music with this Handheld Jhyali (Tambourine with Drum Head), a versatile percussion instrument combining a drum surface with metal jingles.
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Jhyali/Jhaymta
US$140The Jhyali’s unique sound adds depth and rhythm to the music, enhancing the overall composition.
Plain Sarangi
US$80Sarangi made from a hollowed-out wooden piece with 2 chambers. It as a neck of wood. Both pieces are made from soft wood call Khiro.
Small Damaru Copper
US$26Skillfully made using copper and leather, this miniature replica features intricate detailing, natural hide drumheads, and traditional rope lacing.
Damaru-Wooden
US$21Crafted with wood, this damaru delivers deep, resonant beats and embodies the soulful essence of Nepali heritage
Murchunga – Iron Jew’s Harp
US$11Add a piece of Nepali heritage to your collection with this handcrafted Murchunga, also known as a Jew’s Harp. Made from high-quality iron, this traditional mouth harp produces a distinctive, twangy, meditative sound deeply rooted in Himalayan culture. The intricately designed frame and precision-crafted tongue make it a unique blend of craftsmanship and sound art….
Naumati Baja
US$3,000Naumati Baja is a group of Nine traditional Nepali musical instruments that are played during auspicious occasions. The jhyali, tyamko, or dholaki (drums), damaha (kettledrum)
Jhyali/Jhaymta
US$140The Jhyali’s unique sound adds depth and rhythm to the music, enhancing the overall composition.
Karnal
US$420Karnal is one of the Nepali traditional musical instrument and a part of Panche Baja. It is straight brass trumpet, over a meter long. It is usually played during ceremonial occasions like marriage ceremonies, village deities etc.
Damha
US$360The Damaha, also known as Nagara, is a kettle drum that plays an important role in traditional Nepalese music. It is a larger version of the Tyamko and shares many similarities in terms of its construction and playing technique.
Narsingha
US$348It is a C-shaped trumpet made of copper alloys or copper alloys. It is also an important member of Naumati baja popular in Central Nepal, usually made of copper or brass. The Narsingha brings a unique and enchanting melodic element to the ensemble.
Tabala Set
US$308The tabala set is a widely popular South Asian percussion instrument used in the classical, popular and religious music of the northern Indian subcontinent. The instrument consists of a pair of hand drums of contrasting sizes and timbres. … The larger drum, played with the other hand, is called bayan.
Mirdang
US$300The Mirdang is a revered Nepali percussion instrument, traditionally carved from a single block of wood and crowned with taut leather heads on both ends.
Kartal
US$27Kartal is an ancient instrument mainly used in devotional / folk songs. It has derived its name from Hindi words ‘kara’ means hand and ‘tala’ means clapping. This wooden clapper is a Ghana Vadya which has discs or plates that produce a clinking sound when clapped together. It falls under the class of idiophones of…
Jhyali
US$22They are thinly walled, consist of a pair of round, metal plates, resembling cymbals, and are used in both folk and classical music in Nepal.
Harmonium-3
US$780The harmonium is a keyboard instrument on which twelve semitones of the tempered scale are fixed once and for all in all the three octaves: mandra, madhya and tara. On keyboard instruments only straight notes can be played, grace notes and quarter-tones not being possible. There is no possibility of a slur, meend, or gamaka…
Harmonium-2
US$440The harmonium is a keyboard instrument on which twelve semitones of the tempered scale are fixed once and for all in all the three octaves: mandra, madhya and tara. On keyboard instruments only straight notes can be played, grace notes and quarter-tones not being possible. There is no possibility of a slur, meend, or gamaka…
Harmonium-1
US$420The harmonium is a keyboard instrument on which twelve semitones of the tempered scale are fixed once and for all in all the three octaves: mandra, madhya and tara. On keyboard instruments only straight notes can be played, grace notes and quarter-tones not being possible. There is no possibility of a slur, meend, or gamaka…
Dholak
US$140The Dholak is considered to be a precursor to the modern-day dhol, another popular drum instrument. While the dhol is larger and produces a deeper sound, the Dholaki retains its unique charm and is often favored for its versatility and portability.
