Percussion Instruments
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Percussion Instruments
Percussion gives Indian music its intricate heartbeat, from the conversational tabla to hand cymbals and folk drums. This collection gathers traditional percussion instruments for classical study, devotional music, and rhythmic play.
Explore the Rhythm Section
- Tabla and classical hand drums.
- Manjira and kartal hand cymbals for kirtan and bhajan.
- Folk and devotional percussion for every setting.
Whether you are a student of tabla or accompany devotional singing, AyurvedaBay ships authentic Indian percussion instruments worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The percussion range covers a variety of traditional Indian rhythm instruments, including hand cymbals like manjira and kartal, the tabla and dholak drums, the chimta, ghungroo (ankle bells), and small bells and shakers. These are used in devotional music, kirtan, bhajans, classical rhythm, and dance. Many, like manjira and kartal, are simple to play and perfect for joining in group singing and chanting.
- Manjira, kartal, dholak, chimta, and bells.
- For kirtan, bhajans, and rhythm.
- Many are beginner-friendly.
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Several are wonderfully simple to start with.
- Manjira (hand cymbals): just strike in time with the beat.
- Kartal: wooden clappers with jingles, easy and fun.
- Chimta: tong-shaped jingle percussion.
- Shakers and bells for simple rhythm.
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Manjira are small hand cymbals widely used in bhajans, kirtan, and devotional and folk music to keep a bright, steady rhythm. Played by striking the two cymbals together, they produce a clear, ringing chime that uplifts group singing and chanting. Easy to learn and inexpensive, manjira are one of the most popular ways for newcomers to join in devotional music-making.
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Most rhythm instruments are sturdy and easy to maintain.
- Wipe metal cymbals and bells dry to prevent tarnish.
- Keep wooden instruments away from damp and extreme heat.
- Check that jingles and bells stay secure.
- Store in a dry place, ideally in a pouch or case.
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Yes, percussion instruments are at the heart of kirtan and devotional group singing, where manjira, kartal, and drums keep everyone in rhythm and lift the energy of the gathering. They are easy for participants to pick up, making them ideal for community singing where everyone joins in. Whether at home, in a group, or for personal practice, they bring joyful, rhythmic life to devotional music.
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You can buy Indian percussion instruments from AyurvedaBay, which ships genuine instruments worldwide. AyurvedaBay serves customers across North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the Middle East, offering manjira, kartal, chimta, bells, and more from trusted makers, delivered to your door wherever you live.