Description:

In some African tribes, India & also Iran, clay pots are used as percussion. The clay pot, partly idiophone & partly aerophone, is the same pot that has traditionally been used for carrying & keeping water but has also had the primary function of a musical instrument. Despite its simple shape, it has significant capability in playing various kinds of rhythms.

Inspired by these instruments we have made the Juju drum. Juju means Full, to describe the rich and full sounds of the drum. It was designed to produce amazing rhythms. Our objective is to introduce the drum as widely as possible by producing them with highest musical quality and offering them to those interested in these instruments, the percussionists in particular. All drums are hand sculpted in Turkey.

Features:

• Hand Sculpted in Turkey

• Unique tear drop shape 

• Natural ceramic drums

• Comfortably played, no experience needed

• Produces extremely satisfying , wet,  liquidy sounds

• Free shipping

Iran Kuzeh Story

Kuzeh (Iran) In Baluchestan, two Kuzehs are played with a metal platter. This combination, the oldest idiophone instrument in Baluchestan, is known as Kuzak & Tal. The Kuzeh is never played separately. Rather, it is always accompanied by a platter. The player can change the pitch by adding water into these clay pots. The Kuzeh of Kerman is Spindle-like with no handhold. They are made in small & large sizes to accompany folk songs. Because of the uneven bottom, the player uses special holders or holds it by hands or legs.

Specifications:

• Ceramic 
• Medium size 
• Different body pitches and more sustain
• Maker: DOYEK
• Weight: 2kg
• Width: 36.5 cm
• Diameter 26 cm
• It comes with Padded bag and black hoop (Circle)