Persian Naqareh Double Drum with Clay Body and Calfskin Head

The Naqareh is a traditional musical instrument that holds a significant place in Persian culture. Often seen in ceremonial and religious settings, it is a type of small drum, typically played in pairs. The Naqareh is widely used in various performances, including processions, religious ceremonies, and traditional music ensembles. Its rhythmic beats are rich in history and are believed to have a spiritual connection, often used to announce significant events or as part of rituals. This instrument is known for producing a deep, resonating sound, and its presence adds a distinct and powerful layer to any performance or celebration. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the Naqareh has a striking appearance, with its smooth wooden body and tightly stretched skin head. The combination of craftsmanship and sound quality makes the Naqareh a prized item in Persian musical heritage. It is often played with sticks, and the rhythm produced is central to many types of Persian music. The Naqareh is not only an instrument but a symbol of Persian artistry and tradition, playing an essential role in cultural expressions and religious practices.

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