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Octagonal Painted Frame Drum
Ojibwe Hand drum used for personal and social occasions Painting of stylized bird on rawhide head, and other designs usually triangular in nature; relatively thick wooden frame wrapped on outside with white rawhide decorated with beading in groups of three. Unpadded beater 36 cm. long Carved wood Purchased ca. 1984 at Rama Reserve by Elaine Keillor.
About Drums
Stories
Drum Culture
Travel the map from the Plains to the Northwest forests to discover the origins of the many different drums of the First Nations.
The Earth World
Tailfeather Woman
Crow Water
Building a Drum
Learn how to make the basic frame drum of the Aboriginal Nations.
The Creation
The Ojibwe creation story richly illustrated.
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