The Terré shaman beater, based on the Mongolian or Siberian model, is traditionally between 28-37 cm long and has goatskin on the striking side, which has been padded underneath. The ends are usually decorated with elaborate carvings of a spiritual nature. The beater usually consists of a long stick, which can be made of wood, bone, horn or other natural materials. At one end of the stick is an ornament or carving, which often has symbolic meanings and is decorated with spiritual or cultural motifs. The beater is used to create rhythmic sounds by hitting or rubbing it against a drum, rattle or other sound instrument. The sounds and vibrations of the beater are used to establish a connection to the spiritual world, channel healing energy or accompany rituals and ceremonies. The carvings on a shaman beater can depict various symbols or representations that vary depending on the cultural background. They may include animal motifs, geometric patterns, spiritual symbols or other meaningful elements associated with the shaman's beliefs and practices. A carved beater is not only a musical instrument, but also a cultural artifact that establishes a connection to spiritual traditions and practices. It is both a tool and a means of artistic expression and has an important symbolic meaning in the cultures in which it is used.
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Terré GmbH
Hans-Sachs-Str. 55
Sachsen
Plauen, Deutschland, 08525
service@terre.de
https://www.terre.de
Responsible person:
Terré GmbH
Hans-Sachs-Str. 55
Sachsen
Plauen, Deutschland, 08525
service@terre.de
https://www.terre.de
| Item information |
Value |
| Wood: |
Holz |
| Skin: |
Goat skin |
| Shipping weight: |
0,18 kg
|
| Item weight: |
0,15 kg
|
| Dimensions
( Length × Width × Height ):
|
35,00 × 4,50 × 7,00 cm |
