Made in Nepal. 
A shaman drum is considered one of the most powerful tools in traditional and modern energy healing practices. Its use goes far beyond music, it’s often described as a “bridge” between the physical and spiritual worlds. A shaman drum is typically a hand-held frame drum made from animal hide stretched over a wooden frame. In many traditions, it’s referred to as the “heartbeat of Mother Earth” because of its deep, rhythmic sound. The repetitive rhythm of the drum (usually around 4–7 beats per second) helps shift the brain into a theta brainwave state, similar to deep meditation or dreaming. The vibrations from the drum are believed to break up stagnant or blocked energy, restore natural energy flow in the body, and cleanse negative or heavy emotional states. Drumming can help release suppressed emotions and create a safe space for emotional processing. In traditions across cultures, the drum is sacred and represents connection to Earth, animals, and ancestors. It’s also used in group settings to synchronize participants’ energy and build a sense of unity. While the spiritual explanations vary, some research supports benefits like reduced cortisol, improved mood, and relaxation. A Nepali Shaman, often referred to as a “Jhankri”, is a spiritual practitioner who communicates with the spirit realms using shaman drums, preserving the importance of this ancient practice and helping each soul heal from any imbalance or affliction they may be experiencing.