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Frame drum (tib. nga). Tibetan nga drums are double-shelled round drums that are hung on an extra stand or have a wooden handle for carrying or standing on. They are beaten on many occasions - with one or two mallets - and are an integral part of the monk's orchestra. They are used in processions as well as in religious rituals to accompany recitations, prayers and meditations.
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Horn made from antelope horn
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Clay whistle
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Dance equipment
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Transverse horn
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Pan flute
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Piercing tongue shawm
gender barung (Gamelan)
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gender barung (Gamelan)
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Friction idiophone
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