5.5" Damaru Chod Drum Set, Height 3.5" (Nepali Wood, 24k Gold Gilded Ring) - Front
5.5" Damaru Chod Drum Set, Height 3.5" (Nepali Wood, 24k Gold Gilded Ring) - Front 5.5" Damaru Chod Drum Set, Height 3.5" (Nepali Wood, 24k Gold Gilded Ring) - Right w/tail 5.5" Damaru Chod Drum Set, Height 3.5" (Nepali Wood, 24k Gold Gilded Ring) - Left w/tail 5.5" Damaru Chod Drum Set, Height 3.5" (Nepali Wood, 24k Gold Gilded Ring) - Closed 5.5" Damaru Chod Drum Set, Height 3.5" (Nepali Wood, 24k Gold Gilded Ring) - Cover Open 5.5" Damaru Chod Drum Set, Height 3.5" (Nepali Wood, 24k Gold Gilded Ring) - Back 5.5" Damaru Chod Drum Set, Height 3.5" (Nepali Wood, 24k Gold Gilded Ring) - Left

5.5″ Damaru Chod Drum Set, Height 3.5″ (Nepali Wood, 24k Gold Gilded Ring)

Original price was: $359.00.Current price is: $259.00.

Product Identity: Damaru – Chod Drum Set
Special Features: 24k Gold Gilded Ring, Nepali Wood, Cotton Case
Product Dimensions: Height: 3.5″ Length: 5.5″ Breadth: 5″
Production Material: Santang (Sinting) – Khayer in Nepali wood, Copper Ring 24 Karat Gold Gilded, Leather wrapped and cotton tail, case included.
Shipping Weight: 1.2 kg

The Damaru Chod Drum set is part of a assortment of musical instruments that are used for Tantric practice in Tibet. The 2 headed Damaru Chod drum made it’s way from India to Tibet in the 8th – 12th centuries. As Vajrayana Buddhism began to flourish in Tibet so did the use of the Damaru. Traditionally, the Damaru was made with a male or female skull however, that practice has been largely discontinued. This Damaru Chod Drum set has been created with Nepali wood and also features a 24k gold gilded metal ring and cotton case. The Damaru Chod Drum is used to cut through ignorance and eliminate misconceptions such as belief in the eternal self.

How To Play Damaru Chod Drum Set

1) Use firm grip with pointed index finger
2) Do not bend or tilt your arm, keep it straight
3) Rotate the drum 180° to 180°, “face to face”
4) Slow uniform speed, no abrupt variations
5) Don’t try to make a sound, ignore the “beaters”
6) Don’t pump your arm
7) Be one with the drum

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