DAMARU DRUM Ceremonial drum, likely a shamanic or Tibetan.

Ceremonial drum, likely a shamanic or Tibetan Damaru drum. It's a two-headed drum, often used in spiritual or ceremonial contexts, such as shamanic practices or Tibetan Buddhist rituals. Constructed from wood and animal hide, with various decorative elements including fabric, feathers, and beads. A prominent feature is the carved wooden face or mask integrated into the drum's design, which may hold symbolic significance. A drumstick or mallet, also decorated, is visible alongside the drum.