
Bd-001 Multi-Colour Mango Wood Dholak
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Estimated to be delivered between 22/09/2026 - 27/09/2026
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Estimated to be delivered between 30/09/2026 - 11/10/2026
Description:
Experience the rich sounds of Indian folk music with this Bd-001 multi-colour mango wood dholak. Perfect for musicians and enthusiasts alike, this traditional instrument adds a vibrant touch to any performance or gathering. A wonderful gift for those who appreciate cultural music and handcrafted instruments.
Features:
- Crafted from high-quality mango wood for a rich, resonant sound.
- Multi-colour design adds a vibrant aesthetic to your musical performances.
- Ideal for folk music enthusiasts and traditional music gatherings.
- Lightweight and portable, making it easy to carry to events and performances.
- A thoughtful gift for musicians and lovers of Indian culture and music.
Additional Info:
- color : Baby Dholak, material : Mango Wood
- The dholak is mainly a folk instrument, lacking the exact tuning and playing techniques of the tabla or the pakhawaj. The drum is pitched, depending on size, with an interval of perhaps a perfect fourth or perfect fifth between the two heads
- Dholak is used in traditional N classical music but with passage of time this has became a must to have instrument in all kinds of musics and bands. this instrument is widely used in marriages and other ceremonial functions in many parts of the world
- It has also found a permanent home in most of the recording and broadcast environments. Applications range from dance music such as bhangra and garba to devotional bhajans and keertans
- Mainly it is used during weddings by family members to sing folk and wedding songs at events known as dholkis
- The color of the product may vary slightly compared to the picture displayed on your screen. This is due to lighting, pixel and color settings