Hand Drum Carrying Case - Ikat Red | mmdc4-Red20
 
 
Hand Drum Carrying Case - Ikat Red | mmdc4-Red20
  • Hand Drum Carrying Case - Ikat Red | mmdc4-Red20

Hand Drum Carrying Case - Ikat Red

  • mmdc4-Red20

$67.00

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Show your drum some love! Protect your frame drum and head with this form-fitting, highly padded bag made from cotton in a classic ikat pattern. Made for travel and storage, with a zipper that runs over more than half the circumference of the bag for easy access. Each bag has comfortable reinforced shoulder straps with an adjustable D-ring closure for hands free transport and also a carrying handle. 

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Product Origin

  • Terré


    The Sound of Nature: Terré stands for ethnical, nature sound instruments from all over the world. We believe we reached the aim, to offer a good instrument for a reliable price. Musical instruments should be available for everybody, aren´t they aetiological for the strengthened networking between our cerebral hemispheres and as well being. The countries where our production sites are located have signed and are supporting the Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species of wild flora and fauna (CITES) and so do we. “Music is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life.” --Ludwig van Beethoven

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Features:

Beautiful colors

Fitted & padded fabric

Long side zipper for easy access

Adjustable reinforced straps for hands free carrying 

First message

Fair and ethically traded products

 Second message

Providing a connection to the sacred arts of indigenous communities

 Third message

Living in harmony with each other and our earth