Composed of Hard Sheesham Wood

Deluxe Synthetic Stretched Across One Side

Goat Skin Mounted on Other Side

The Dhol is a double-sided barrel shaped drum from the North Indian state of Punjab. It has been in use since the Moghul empire. It is most commonly used in the traditional dance of Punjab, known as Bhangra. However, the popularity of the dhol has spread to the West and can now be found in fusion and hip-hop music as well. The Dhol is played with two sticks. This Dhol is composed of hard Sheesham wood and features deluxe synthetic stretched across one side of the drum. The other side of the drum is mounted with goat skin. This Dhol is ideal for playing during parties or Indian weddings.