Tabla

Tabla  gives  rhythmn to the music and belongs to khyal Indian Classical music style.There are two types of drums Bayan(left)  made of 3kg copper and Dayan(right) made of tun or neem wood.The drums have  goat skin with thick black disc, which is tuned   for the emission of proper musical  notes. For tuning tabla, a metal hammer is being provided.

Dholak

Dholak is played in indian festivals, occasions and for singing folk songs. These are double sided wooden drums with either rope or screw fittings. It is also played in "Qawwalis".

Garba Dhol

During Raas Garba,a famous festival of gujartis ,garba dhol is being played to celebrate.These are decorated  double sided wooden drums with rope or screw fittings and available in leather or plastic heads.

Midango Or Kachhi Khol

Midango is made of clay or metal with leather strapped fittings.This is played for bengali classical music like Rabindra Sangeet and also in bhajans, kirtans.

Pakhwaj

This is a double sided drum made of one piece of shisham or neem wood. The amazing musicality of  pakhwaj comes from the expression of bols or specific strikes from one or both ends.

Mridangam

Mridangam is a double sided drum mainly used in south india for  "Bharat Natyam", a famous South Indian dance.Its an important ancient instrument and by playing this “Omkaara Sound” can be prduced.

Ghatam

Ghatam is an earthenware pot. Its used in  south Indian classical music.Thick wall and light wall-two type of this exists. A combination of Mridangam and Ghatam forms part of Carnetit Music.

Dafli

Dafli is in the form of circular wooden or metal ring with full skin fitted  with leather. During Indian  Festivals, decorated dafli is being played to celebrate.