Cajóns, handpans, and tongue drums

Cajóns, handpans, and tongue drums

A birch box that you sit on and use to play the entire rhythm section, a steel handpan that sounds like meditation, and tongue drums that can be played even by those who have never studied music—VEVOR hand percussion for beginners, yoga, and street performances. Delivery throughout Latvia.

Kahoni

Birch cajons, 23–51 cm, with internal snare wires, silicone feet, a bag, and a strap—for beginners and professionals.

Handpan

56-cm steel handpan with 9–12 notes in D minor, also tuned to 432 Hz, with mallets and a carrying case.

Tongue drums

Steel-tongue drums, 16.5–35.6 cm, with 11–15 notes in C or D major, including a songbook, mallets, and a bag—for children, yoga, and the garden.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a handpan different from a tongue drum?

A handpan is large, played with the hands, has a deep, sustained sound, and costs 200 € or more; tongue drums are small, played with mallets or fingers, are impossible to play incorrectly, and cost 30 € or more.

Which cajón is best for a beginner?

Standard size: 30.5 × 30.5 × 43 cm—comfortable for an adult; small size: 23–25 cm—for children and travel.

Is it necessary to learn to read music?

For tongue drums and handpans—no, all the notes are in the same scale and harmonize; for the cajón—no, it's a percussion instrument.