Damaru Ritual mystical drum with custody

This enchanting and mystical Damaru is splendidly decorated with colorful silk and fringes that make it particularly beautiful in addition to producing a perfect sound. Easy to store in his custody in brocade to always be able to carry it with him. The tone of the drum varies according to the conditions of humidity, temperature etc. 

Color of assorted custody in yellow or red.

Damaru is traditionally used during Hindu and Buddhist Puja and other prayer ceremonies.
Ring piano and with method, the sound of the Damaru accompanies the melodies and the songs in the ritual of the chod or to the deep meditations and to the views that are the heart of the spiritual practice. Usually for this type of practice the largest chod drum is used, but you can also use a Damaru.

Symbolism of the Damaru
The sound of Damaru is considered a symbol of emptiness or shunnyata. The two united drums together represent the relative and absolute bottle. The shape of the Damaru finds its origins in ancient India, where one side of the drum represents the male energy of the method and the other represents the female energy of wisdom. 

In the rituals of tantric Buddhism, Damaru teaches us and reminds us of the impermanence and the sound of recall of the female deities called Dakini. Another interpretation of the sound of Damaru suggests that the drum represents the power of the rhythm of the heartbeat. In Hinduism, especially for the devotees of Shiva, it is believed that the beating of the Damaru by Shiva produced the primordial sound (Nada). This primordial sound was made up of nothing. Shiva began his dance of creating the rhythm of Damaru and the world began from this dance.