Frame Drum with Rings, Mazhar, 45cm (18 inch) This style of frame drum is from the areas of Persia, Uzbekistan, and Azerbijan. Depending on the area it may be called: Daf, Ghaval, Gaval, Dayereh Doira. Regardess of the name, they have a narrow wooden frame with a skin streteched over one side. On the inside of the frame there are mounted metal rings which create sound at the smallest movement. Held with both hands the head is played with the fingers. Considered a sacred instrument, in Sufi rituals for its power to create trance states. This drum has now established a permanent position in the Iranian classical orchestra and is the most popular drum in Iranian Folk music of Iran. Made in Turkey.

Frame Drum with Rings, Mazhar, 45cm (18 inch) Mid-East Logo on Natural skinhead. This style of frame drum is from the areas of Persia, Uzbekistan, and Azerbijan. Depending on the area it may be called: Daf, Ghaval, Gaval, Dayereh Doira. Regardess of the name, they have a narrow wooden frame with a skin streteched over one side. On the inside of the frame there are mounted metal rings which create sound at the smallest movement. Held with both hands the head is played with the fingers. Considered a sacred instrument, in Sufi rituals for its power to create trance states. This drum has now established a permanent position in the Iranian classical orchestra and is the most popular drum in Iranian Folk music of Iran. Made in Turkey.