Chöd Ritual Drum

Tibetan Name སེང་ལྡེང་། Material Made from precious Sengdeng wood. Sengdeng is one of the traditional woods used in Tibetan Buddhism for crafting ritual implements. It is known for its hard and fine-grained texture, beautiful natural patterns, and has long been widely used for making Chöd drums, phurbas, mālā beads, and other Vajrayāna ritual implements. Craftsmanship Handcrafted by experienced Nepalese artisans using traditional techniques. Every step—from selecting the wood, carving, and stretching the drumhead to tuning the sound—is carefully completed. This preserves the character of traditional craftsmanship while ensuring that the drum produces a warm, clear tone with natural resonance. Product Features Purely handmade in Nepal Drum body made from precious Sengdeng wood Natural leather drumhead Clear tone with long-lasting resonance Fine workmanship with natural wood grain Suitable for long-term Dharma practice Kindly Note Each ritual drum is handmade from natural materials. Slight variations in wood grain, color, and dimensions are normal, and they also make each ritual implement unique in character.