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Hairless drum skins (various animal species) are perfect for stretching your own shamanic drum. And not just a shamanic drum! The drum skins are also perfectly suited for djembés, bodhrans, tifas and timpani and any other drum with an animal skin stretched over it.
We have a wide variety of animal hides and skins in stock for building your own spiritual drum. Which will you choose for your healing drum?
Goat skin
Cow skin
calf skin
Water buffelo skin
Camel hide
Nubian goat skin
Our hairless drum skins (also known as rawhide or parchment) are prepared clean and smooth. The hair roots have been removed.
Once stretched over a drum frame, hairless drum hides often produce a high, full sound with lots of overtones. At Sjamaan.nl you can also buy a hairless drum skin for djembés and timpani. For making or repairing a djembé we recommend hairless goat skins. For timpani the transparent goat skins are suitable. These hairless drum skins are thin and when stretched produce a beautiful timpani sound.
You can optionally paint the hairless shamanic drum yourself with acrylic paint or draw on it with a permanent marker.
We have hairless drum skins (various animal species) with diameters from 35 to 100 centimetres in stock, fitting drum frames of 25 to 90 centimetres. Allow at least 10 centimetres more than the frame to stretch the skin properly.
If you have a preference for a particular thickness of drum skin, let us know when checking out and filling in your address details. There is a free comment field at the bottom right!
Hides and skins are a natural product of a living being, a spirit. That is why we source the hides and skins for our shamanic drums and the drum skins with which you can build your own spiritual drum or medicine drum consciously. The spirit of the animal receives a new life with the creation of the shamanic drum and can do much good in its new form.
We have 25 years of experience in buying and selling drum skins, have good contact with our suppliers in Pakistan and know for certain that the animals have been treated with respect and were not killed for their hide.