Handmade goat skin drum, with decorative feathers and beads, with a beautiful frame traditionally crafted from solid mahogany.
The terbangan, also known as rebana, is an instrument closely related to the tambourine, which is used in traditional and devotional music in Southeast Asia. Originally derived from Arabic culture, its use has become a staple in Cambodian, Indonesian and Malay tradition. In Java, a variety called kompang has been used since at least the 8th century in Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies.
