Gong Stands

Hand made gong stand constructed of sheesham. Hold up to a 14" gong. Gongs are sold separately.

Hand made gong stand constructed of sheesham. Hold up to a 18" gong. Gongs are sold separately.

Hand made gong stand constructed of sheesham. Hold up to a 22" gong. 22"- 23 1/2" horizontal opening and
22"- 24" vertical opening. Gongs are sold separately.

Hand made gong stand constructed of sheesham. Hold up to a 26" gong. 26"- 28 1/2" horizontal opening and 26" - 28" vertical opening.

Gongs are sold separately.

Solid sheesham gong frame stand with carved cross arm. Holds up to a 14" size gong. Stand is 27.25 inches in height, 9.5 inches in width and 27.5 inches in length. Requires some assembly: includes 4 gong stand pieces and 6 screws. Gong sold separately.

Hand made gong stand constructed of sheesham. Stand will fit and hold up to a 10 inch gong. The shape of stand is similar to oriental arches. Base measures 13.25 inches in length and 3.75 inches in width.

Gongs are sold separately.

Hand made gong stand constructed of sheesham. Hold up to a 26" gong. The overall outside dimensions are approximately 45 inches wide x 41 inches tall x 10.5 inches deep.

inside dimensions are

25 1/2" tall at the post,27 1/2" at the center

27 5/8" wide.

Gong handle made from solid sheesham. This smooth wood handle provides the most comfortable grip when playing your gong. Easy to use, just thread the gong-rope trough the handle from end to end. The open bore of the handle will accommodate ropes up to 0.37 inches or 1 cm in diameter. Gongs are sold separately.

38 inch DOBANI Rain Drum with natural heads.

Two fixed goatskin heads on a frame contain beads that bounce and roll along the inside surfaces. Sounds like rain and thunder. You can play this drum several ways for multiple sounds.

Create the sounds of the waves breaking, play it like a deff, shake it like a Shakere or beat it like a shaman drum (beaters sold separately).

To create the sounds of a storm, hold the Drum horizontally. Then roll and gently tilt the drum in all directions. Try different speeds for different sounds. Stop and start suddenly to create crashing sounds.