Kakstigu
Kakstigu is a traditional percussion instrument from Veridia. It is a goblet-shaped drum with a carved wooden body, a drumhead of animal skin or synthetic material, and a tensioning system of cords or metal rings. It ranges from small handheld drums to larger bass versions used in processions.
Playing technique and sound: It is played by striking the drumhead with the hands or with sticks,
Cultural role and history: Kakstigu has a central place in harvest ceremonies and communal performances in
Etymology and name variants: The term derives from Veridian language, with kak signifying sound and stigu meaning