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The damru is a small, hourglass-shaped percussion instrument traditionally handmade from wood or clay. It features two drumheads on either end, usually made from animal skin. Played by twisting the instrument to create rhythmic sounds, the damru is often associated with Hindu rituals and folk music, symbolizing divine energy.
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The damru is a traditional handmade percussion instrument with a distinctive hourglass shape, commonly crafted from wood or clay. It features two drumheads, typically made from animal skin, which are secured at either end. The damru is played by twisting it in one hand, causing the drumheads to vibrate and produce rhythmic sounds. This instrument is often associated with Hindu rituals, particularly in the worship of deities like Lord Shiva, who is frequently depicted holding a damru. In addition to its spiritual significance, the damru is also used in folk music and dance, symbolizing divine energy and the rhythm of creation.
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The damru varies in size and design, influencing its sound and playability. Often decorated with intricate carvings or paintings, it holds cultural significance in various regions of India. The instrument’s unique sound and playing technique make it an important element in traditional music and spiritual ceremonies, enhancing the overall ambiance.
