dombak
The dombak is a type of percussion instrument originating from North India, particularly associated with the folk music of regions like Rajasthan and Punjab. It is a goblet-shaped drum, typically made of clay or wood, with a stretched animal skin head. The player typically strikes the dombak with their hands, using a variety of finger and palm techniques to produce different sounds and rhythms.
The dombak is often played as a solo instrument or as part of a larger ensemble in
Historically, the dombak has played a significant role in the cultural fabric of its regions of origin,