Professional Handcraft Nagada Nagara Traditional Hand Drum Nagari Folk Musical Percussion InstrumentProduct Details

Brand               -     Unbranded

Type                 -      Nagada Nagari Set

Material            -      Iron

Nagada Skin     -      Leather

Nagari  Skin       -      Fiber

Sizes   

Nagada Size          -     13" inch Approx  ( 33 Cm Approx )

Nagari Size            -     9" inch Approx    (  23 Cm Approx )

Package Content   -     1 Nagada Nagari Set + 1 Bag + 2 Sticks

Use For                    -  Nagara Nagari is a conical drum played with two sticks. It is a part of orchestra used by folk music player. Just like the  nagadas Nagari are used largely in the folk music.

This pair of ancient percussion is one of the most widespread among membranophone devices. This instrument is still played as a major instrument in folk ceremonies and weddings in India.

This handmade percussion drum instrument has been produced by skilled craftsmen of India. Played to invoke spiritual energy, this product is earth-friendly, highly durable and corrosion resistant. This handcrafted plate will remain the same for decades to come.

Product Descriptions

The Nagara is a very loud and low pitched, hence referred as male. The Nagari is higher pitched and is made of Fiber skin, also referred as female. The term Nagara Is used to pair both this drums. The Nagara is usually around one and half to two times and a half times the size of the Nagari.


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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Handcraft 13" Nagada Traditional Hand Drum Nagari Musical Percussion Instrument
Finish
  • Natural
Year
  • 2022
Made In
  • India

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