The Instruments, the the Darbuka similar in various shapes and sizes, have been used by civilizations in Anatolia, Mesopotamia and Central Asia in ancient times. In the more recent periods the changed and developed Darbuka continues. The instrument is known by different names that were given at different times and in different places. These include: dümbek, dümbelek, deplek, deblek, dönbek, tömbek, darbeki and debulak. This Percussion instrument was originally formed from baked clay, copper, aluminum, various metal agents, plaster and fibers of porcelain. Generally speaking, it's similar Darbuka is a tube with a narrow end and was previously covered with leather - today synthetic materials are preferred for production. The skin is passed over a band and the instrument is tuned by stretching the skin with screws. The body bears various forms of decoration, which vary from region to region

AItem features:
material aluminum
Boiler height: 44.5 cm.
Head diameter: 22 cm (playing surface)
Weight: approx. 2.2kg.
8 screws for precise tuning