Description
By Nepal Music Gallery | For Learning, Culture & Ritual Study
This is an authentic Nepali Dhyangro, traditionally played by Jhankris (shamans) and Kirati healers for rituals, healing, and spiritual ceremonies across the Himalayan region. At NMG, we’ve curated a student-friendly version of this sacred instrument—ideal for music learners, cultural researchers, and students interested in ethnomusicology and ritual arts.
🪘 Features:
• Hand-carved ring body made from a single piece of wood
• Dual heads made of natural goat skin, tuned for rich, resonant tones
• Lightweight, durable – ideal for classrooms, cultural studies, and performances
• Used during trance rituals, festivals, and spiritual practices
• A living symbol of Nepali heritage and healing traditions
📏 Size: Approx. 25” height | 13” x 13” drum face
🎓 Recommended for: Students, researchers, ritual musicians, schools & cultural institutions
🎁 Comes with: Free cultural fact sheet + carrying strap
📍 Available exclusively at Nepal Music Gallery – Lainchour & Boudha Branch
📞 For prices & orders: Call/WhatsApp +977-9841805379
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