Tabla is one of the most famous instruments of India. It is said that drums appeared  early as 6-7th century AD.  Drums are seen in the Pushkaras depictions in the Ajanta sculptures. 

The tabla consists of two drums the 'bayan' played with the left hand and the 'dayan' played with the right hand. Bayan is made either of clay or copper while dayan is usually hollowed out of a block of wood. Both are covered with the skin fastened to leather hoops which are stretched over the body of the drum by means of leather braces. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

Dholak is a very popular folk drum of northern India, Pakistan and Bangladesh as well. It is barrel shaped, at times a cylindrical drum, with skins on both sides. Dholak has one side which has a high pitch and another side which has a lower pitch and is very popular in folk music. Images of dhol players appear to be present in the bas relief carvings on Indian temple walls from the earliest times. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

Dholaki is a very popular folk drum of northern India. It is barrel shaped, at times a cylindrical drum, with skins on both sides. Dholak has one side which has a high pitch and another side which has a lower pitch and is very popular in folk music. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

The Mridangam as it is commonly referred to, is the primary percussion instrument of South Indian classical music as well as their traditional dance forms. Mridanga is a double-ended drum played with both hands. The body of the drum is generally made from the wood of dense wood of Jackfruit tree. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

It is a two faced cylindrical instrument. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

The Khol is a double skin drum with a resonating body from northern and eastern India. Khol is usually used traditionally for accompanying Bhajans and Kirtans. Its high skin is relatively small with a diameter of about 9 - 10 cm, which gives it a particularly high, piercing sound and it is used where this kind of sound is desirable. In India the Khol is used in folk music, in spiritual songs, bhajans, light classical songs, Kirtans and other devotional songs. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

Khanjiri are used for adding jingle sounds. The small round metallic plates attached on the main body beat against each other when the instrument is shaken. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

This Cuban musical instrument was born in the context of the complex musical styles. It consists of two small drums, of different sizes, held together by a strap or a piece of wood or metal that provides separation among their bodies or sound boxes. Each drum possesses a single membrane, or skin, and each one of these skins is tuned to a different pitch. The current system of tension (for tuning the skins) consists of metal rings and screws that form the shapes of hook and nuts. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

Congo is a three piece percussion instrument with its origins in Africa. No live orchestra is ever complete without it, when ever you see a musical program on stage you'll find a musician standing with an object with three upright hollow wooden cylinders joined together. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

A salsa drum set consisting of two tuneable drums that differ in pitch, two cow bells, cymbal(s) and possibly a woodblock. It is typically played with two sticks. The timables were developed in Cuba based on the tympani from Europe. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105

A drum kit, drum set or trap set is a collection of drums and other percussion instruments set up to be played by a single player. To purchase this product please Call: 9341214105