Big drum - drum - Dyangro - Shamanism - Nepal (No reserve price)
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Nepalese Grote trom – drum, an end of the 20th century piece, made from leather, wood and natural fibres with a goat hide membrane, measuring 68 cm in length, 37 cm in diameter and 11.5 cm in depth, in good condition and authentic, with no stand included, and includes a traditional drumstick (Gajo).
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This old drum, traditionally crafted from wood, twigs and leather (goat skin), produces a deep, earthy sound and is used in both Buddhism and Shamanism. The handle is shaped like a Phurba (also known as kila), a ritual dagger used to neutralize demonic powers according to Buddhist teachings, by nailing them to the ground.
The Dyangro is also used to ward off negativity.
The drum has a diameter of 37 cm and a depth of 11.5 cm. The total length, including the handle, is 68 cm.
Includes a traditional drumstick (Gajo).
Seller's Story
Rootz Gallery has an extensive collection of remarkable art objects from the non-Western world and a collection of modern and contemporary art. The art collection originally started with the gathering of modern and contemporary art. Due to a long-standing fascination with other cultures, it was quickly expanded to include non-Western art objects. The gallery has primarily focused on non-Western art for a long time, but has recently also refocused on modern and contemporary art.
Many pieces originate from ritual contexts and have been carefully collected over a period of 40 years. The items, often acquired during travels and coming from old collections, offer a unique insight into authentic cultures and traditions.
Translated by Google TranslateThis old drum, traditionally crafted from wood, twigs and leather (goat skin), produces a deep, earthy sound and is used in both Buddhism and Shamanism. The handle is shaped like a Phurba (also known as kila), a ritual dagger used to neutralize demonic powers according to Buddhist teachings, by nailing them to the ground.
The Dyangro is also used to ward off negativity.
The drum has a diameter of 37 cm and a depth of 11.5 cm. The total length, including the handle, is 68 cm.
Includes a traditional drumstick (Gajo).
Seller's Story
Rootz Gallery has an extensive collection of remarkable art objects from the non-Western world and a collection of modern and contemporary art. The art collection originally started with the gathering of modern and contemporary art. Due to a long-standing fascination with other cultures, it was quickly expanded to include non-Western art objects. The gallery has primarily focused on non-Western art for a long time, but has recently also refocused on modern and contemporary art.
Many pieces originate from ritual contexts and have been carefully collected over a period of 40 years. The items, often acquired during travels and coming from old collections, offer a unique insight into authentic cultures and traditions.
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Indigenous object name
Dyangro
Number of objects
1
Ethnic group/ culture
Shamanism
Country of Origin
Nepal
Period
Late 20th century
Material
natural fibers, Leather, Wood
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Good condition
Title of artwork
Big drum - drum
Height
68 cm
Width
37 cm
Depth
11.5 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
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