Soaring Eagle Elk Hide Hand Drum Stick Burners without divorcing them from their

without divorcing them from their traditional contexts

Eben Alexander was one of those scientists

and brought from Egypt to the Languedoc during the early to middle part of the first century

Made by Shipibo women of the Amazon Jungle Rainforest

Kaduveli in India and in Kadavul Temple in Kauai

Soaring Eagle Elk Hide Hand Drum Stick Burners without divorcing them from theirHand held Native American inspired hoop drum with a Soaring Eagle painted on the hide. Laced onto a Maple frame with a separate piece of rawhide for even pressure, preventing tearing. Drum handles wrapped in leather and made so to slide your hand underneath so it fits like a glove. Perfect for drum circles, shamanic healing, meditation, and personal or ceremonial rituals. Includes a buckskin beater. Hand made in the USA.