SHAMANIC ART: Ceremonial Drums and Rattles

Powwow Drums

I love powwow drums. Their tone is deep and powerful, and you feel it through your entire body. In the open, the drum can be heard a mile away.
It takes a very long time, up to a year, to complete a powwow drum. I have to find a down cottonwood tree and get permission to cut it. Once the log is cut, I partially hollow it out and let it dry naturally for many months. Next, I complete hollowing the log. Then I select a hide for the drum -- it takes an entire hide. Finally, a single strand of lacing, 80 or more feet long, is cut from the same hide, and the drum is completed with ceremony.
drummaker@beardrum.com

I have a beautiful Moose powwow drum for sale at this time
Measurements: about 24" x 26" diameter, 25" tall
Four Drum Beaters and a Drum Stand are included with each Powwow Drum.
To see all my drums and rattles, click on the powwow drum image to go to the
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Powwow drums are used in modern and traditional societies around the world.

I also have another log, oval shaped approximately 38" x 28", that is ready to be made into a drum.
It's a beautiful log and will make a beautiful drum. It will require two hides to cover. Call for details.

PRODUCT
PRICE
SHIPPING
TOTAL COST
Moose Powwow Drum
$650
$300
$950
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Steven Kauder
P.O. Box 11, Elbing, KS 67041
(316) 799-2989
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