Vintage Tibetan Buddhist Lag Rnga Ritual Drum Double Sided Painted w/ Beater For Sale

Beautiful vintage Tibetan Buddhist Lag-Rnga style ritual drum featuring elaborate painted artwork on both drumheads, a richly decorated wooden handle, and a matching painted wooden drumstick.This traditional Tibetan/Himalayan-style double-headed ceremonial drum features intricate floral designs, traditional decorative motifs, and a central circular longevity symbol. The artwork incorporates beautiful red, gold, green, and black tones.The drum's circular wooden frame is decorated with geometric patterns and features rows of metal studs securing the drumheads. Its long wooden handle has coordinated painted detailing and a distinctive pointed decorative end.One of the most desirable features of this example is the included matching decorated drumstick. The beater features corresponding colors, artwork, and apparent aging, strongly suggesting it was made to accompany the drum.Lag-Rnga drums are traditionally associated with Tibetan Buddhist ceremonies and processions. This example would make an attractive addition to a collection of Tibetan artifacts, Asian antiques, Buddhist ceremonial objects, or traditional musical instruments.Vintage Tibetan Buddhist Lag-Rnga style ritual drumTraditional double-headed frame drum constructionElaborate painted artwork on both drumheadsFloral motifs and central longevity symbolismDecorated red lacquered wooden frame and handleMetal-studded drumhead rimsMatching painted wooden drumstick includedCoordinated decoration and aging on drum and beaterAttractive traditional Tibetan/Himalayan designSuitable for display or collectingExact age, geographic origin, and ceremonial history have not been independently authenticated.Condition DetailsGood vintage condition with visible signs of age and use.There is some paint loss, surface wear, discoloration of the drumheads, and oxidation on the metal studs. These imperfections are consistent with its vintage appearance and contribute to its character.The decorative artwork remains clearly visible on both sides. The wooden handle and matching drumstick retain their painted designs.No obvious major tears are visible in the photographed drum heads. Please carefully examine all photographs, as they form part of the description.