Tibetan Buddhist Yak Bone Carved Damaru Drum Mini Chod Drum

About this Ritual Item
This Damaru Chod Drum is made of Bone,Horn,Sheepskin and copper,made by Tibetan craftsmen and come from Rejia Monastery,blessed by Lama.
You can take it with you and perform your rituals.
Details
Material:yak bone,sheepskin,copper
Color:gray
Height:4.3cm /1.7" Inches
Width: 3.3cm /1.3" Inches
ABOUT Damuru – Ritual Drum
In Tibetan Buddhism, the damaru is used as an instrument in meditation practices.
The Damaru or Damaru is a small drum with two heads, mostly prevalent in Tibetan Buddhism and Hindu culture. In many parts of the subcontinent of India, this Damaru is quite well known. It is considered to be a power drum and if believed, it emanates spiritual energy when played. It has mythological association with Lord Shiva. Some people also believe that the language of Sanskrit was identified by the Damaru's and with the Shiva's performance in Tandav cosmic dance form. Due to the small size of the Damaru, it is used by many musicians of all genres.
The Damaru has a shield shape, and in this there is an upward triangular form, which is symbolic of male lingam or procreativity while the rounded downwards pointing form is showing the female yoni or procreativity. As a symbolic meaning of this shape, the world's beginning occurs when there is the meeting of the yoni and lingam at midpoint while their separation leads to destruction.