Islamic Namaz Chador with Sleeves for Women Ideal for Praying – White
Additional information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Persian Tombak |
| Style | Traditional |
| Origin | Iran |
| Material | Walnut Wood |
| Age Group | Adult |
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Experience the renowned craftsmanship and heritage of Shirani Tombak, one of the most distinguished brands in Iran. This exquisite Tombak drum boasts a size 22, offering a rich and resonant sound that has made Shirani a household name among percussion enthusiasts and musicians alike. With a legacy rooted in centuries of percussion artistry, Shirani has earned its place as a prestigious brand in the world of Tombak drums. Each instrument reflects the commitment to excellence and meticulous craftsmanship that defines Shirani’s heritage. The Size 22 Tombak delivers a broad tonal range and exceptional versatility. Whether you’re performing classical Persian compositions or exploring contemporary music styles, this Tombak offers the perfect balance of clarity and warmth.
| Type & Category | Persian Tombak – percussion instrument (hand drum) compact size with expert craftsmanship. |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Walnut wood body for warm, resonant tone. |
| Skin/Head Material | Durable camel skin for authentic percussion. |
| Body & Head Dimensions | 22 cm head for clear, focused sound. |
| Craftsmanship & Artisan Origin | Shirani – expert craftsmanship with compact size for easy handling. |
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Persian Tombak |
| Style | Traditional |
| Origin | Iran |
| Material | Walnut Wood |
| Age Group | Adult |
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To adjust the pitch, musicians may use a heat source (like a lamp or fire) to tighten the skin for a higher pitch or apply moisture to loosen it for a deeper sound. The tonal variations are also controlled by hand techniques, finger placement, and striking different areas of the drumhead.
The weight of this Tombak is approximately 2,500 g