Wind Instruments → Rag-Dung
The Rag-Dung is a Tibetan ritual instrument that is made in sections that can be telescoped and is basically played in drones for chanting.
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Ransingha, Copper, Large
SKU: RNSNL The Ransingha is an ancient and royal instrument. It is similar to a curved trumpet made of copper with brass trim and comes in two sections. It arches out with a wider opening than the mouth-piece. It is played like a bugle. Curved length measures 54" and stands 42" tall. Colors may vary.
Regular Price: $319.20 On Sale For: $299.25

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Rag-Dung, Extra Large
SKU: RD70 Rag-Dung, Extra Large is approximately 72" in length. Telescoping 3 sections. Smallest height 29 1/2" compacted. Tallest Height 72" fully extended. The bell is 8 1/4 inches in diameter. Brass telescoping trumpets, called rag-dung, zangs dung or dung-chen are decorated with repoussé brass cuffs dotted with red coral and turquoise stones, there is also repoussé brass garlands on the bell. Although Confucianism remained the basis for the structure of government in China, it was Buddhism, introduced in the first century B.C.E., which flourished from the Han to the Tang (206 B.C.E.-C.E. 907). Among the instruments associated with Buddhism was the dung-chen, a long trumpet played for preludes, processions, and morning and evening calls to prayer. The trumpets like these were used in ensemble playing, while larger ones (12 to 15 feet) are used in processions. The large trumpets would be carried on the shoulders of other monks, or supported on boxes when they were played in processions. These trumpets were also played on rooftops to alert the villagers and ancestral spirits of upcoming feast days. Made in India.
Regular Price: $239.20 On Sale For: $224.25
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Rag-Dung, Large
SKU: RD60 Rag-Dung, Large is approximately 60" in length. Telescoping 3 sections. The Bell is 7 1/4 inches in diameter. Made in India.
Regular Price: $223.20 On Sale For: $209.25
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