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From the heart of oak and the hide of horse, a spirit has been woven, one born of balance, breath, and ancient remembering.
This 14-inch shamanic drum was birthed beneath the Libra New Moon, as the long-lost Comet Lemmon swept close to Earth for the first time in a thousand years , a rare messenger from the edges of time. Its rhythm carries that moment’s quiet symmetry, that meeting of worlds: star and soil, breath and bone.
The frame, hewn from oak, holds the steadfast strength of the old forests, trees once called “doorways” between realms in the Celtic tongue.
The horsehide sings of movement, freedom, and the pulse of the Otherworld, the same wind that carried the ancient ones across misted hills and open plains.
At its centre lies a Celtic cross handle, bound with reverence and balance , the meeting of directions, seasons, and soul.
Woven into its heart is a river stone from the crystalline waters of the White Mountains of Crete, a talisman of purification and memory, where mountain and myth still speak in the old language of stone and stream.
This is not merely an instrument, but a threshold keeper, a drum that calls the wild within to rise, to remember, to return.
Each beat a prayer, each sound a summoning of the unseen.
Exchange is £345 plus P&P, or kerbside collection from Ludlow.
Birthed in Ceremony and cleansed with herbs grown on my lands, this one is ready to meet their earthside guardian,
