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Tyāmko
Variously made of wood, copper or earthenware according to regional taste, these wooden kettledrums a western Nepali tradition. Although a more secondary instrument in the ensemble the damāi note it as the primordial instrument in their mythology. Collected in Salyān, Rāptī District, Nepal.
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Title: Tyāmko
Date: mid-20th century
Geography: Nepal
Culture: Nepalese
Medium: Wood, hide
Dimensions: Diam.: 20.1 cm (7-15/16 in.)
Classification: Membranophone-single-headed / kettle drum
Credit Line: Gift of Krishna Man Manandhar, 1994
Accession Number: 1994.243.2
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