Mahadev Damaru – Nepali Folk Musical Instrument on Copper Base

Product Description

The Mahadev Damaru is a traditional Nepali folk percussion instrument closely associated with Lord Shiva (Mahadev) and revered in various Hindu and Buddhist religious practices. Crafted on a copper base and covered with natural materials, this damaru produces a sharp, rhythmic sound believed to symbolize the sound of creation and the eternal rhythm of the universe.

Used in both spiritual ceremonies and musical traditions, the Mahadev Damaru holds deep cultural and symbolic meaning. It is played by twisting the drum so the knotted cords strike both drumheads alternately, creating a trance-like beat that enhances meditative states and spiritual focus.

About the Product

Handcrafted by Nepali artisans, this damaru is built using a sturdy copper body, wrapped with traditional hide and fitted with twined cords and wooden beads to produce its signature sound. It serves as both a ritual object and a musical instrument, making it a valuable addition to any spiritual, cultural, or musical collection.

Key Features

• Handcrafted on a durable copper base

• Used in Hindu and Buddhist religious practices

• Produces rhythmic, high-frequency sound with symbolic meaning

• Integral to Shiva worship, meditation, and folk music

• Compact and portable for ceremonial and decorative use

Why Choose This Product?

• Spiritual Significance: Deeply associated with Lord Shiva and used in ritual practices

• Cultural Authenticity: A reflection of Nepali craftsmanship and folk tradition

• Unique Material: Copper base ensures durability and resonance

• Symbolic Power: Evokes creation, rhythm, and the cosmic cycle

• Artistic Appeal: Adds a traditional touch to home, altar, or collection