The Pyara tambourine has an animal skin head with a strong wooden frame. This musical instrument can be played by hitting the skin with your hand to play it as a drum or you can shake it to produce a jingle sound from the the row of bells. The high quality versatile Pyara Tambourine produces a bright tone and is perfect for beginner percussionists or anyone who is passionate about music. The word pyara is from the Urdu language and means cute. The tambo has a small hoop which is great for grip but can also be used to hang up the instrument on a hook.

Features

• Beautiful natural tambourine 
• Produces a bright warm tone
• Perfect gift for any music lover
• Made from animal hide and wood 

Specifications 

Product Type: Shaker

Colour: Brown, silver and white

Material: Wood, stainless steel and animal hide.

Number of bells attached:

Shape: Round

Display type: Hanging

Product Care: Shake the hide outside once per month, do not vacuum and if dirty wipe with a damp cloth and allow to air dry 

Safety Warning: This product may contain small parts that pose a choking hazard, may have sharp edges, or may be heavy and fragile. It is not intended for use by children without adult supervision. Use with care to avoid injury. Handle and maintain the product responsibly to ensure safety. Buyers are responsible for ensuring safe use and care of the product. This is a general guide and it is not a substitute for proper supervision.

Country of Origin: Pakistan

Technical Details

Frequently Asked Questions 

How do you play the Pyara Tambourine?

To play the Pyara Tambourine, hold the instrument and place your thumb through the hole for a secure grip. Count 1, 2, 3, 4, and shake on each beat to produce rhythm. As it's a headed drum, you can either shake it or tap the drum's surface to produce a variety of sounds. Experiment with both techniques for different tonal effects, making it versatile for various musical styles and performances.

What are the uses for the Pyara Tambourine?

The Pyara Tambourine is ideal for music production, adding rhythmic texture to tracks. It’s commonly used in live performances, sound therapy for mindfulness and relaxation, and as a tool for rhythm training in educational settings. Its versatility also makes it a great addition to any instrument collection.

Can a beater be used on the Pyara Tambourine?

Yes, you can use a beater on the Pyara Tambourine for a different sound effect. When using a beater, the sound produced tends to be sharper and more percussive, especially if you use materials like rubber or wool. Using your hand, on the other hand, creates a warmer, softer tone, which is ideal for traditional rhythms. If you're using a beater, it's best to choose a rubber or wool one to maintain a natural sound, though plastic or wooden beaters can also be used for a louder effect, but they might lack the warm quality of handplay.