MONEY BANKER MADE BY BAMBOO
PRICE: RM N/A
- New & Good Conditons
- Made in Sarawak
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
MONEY BANKER MADE BY BAMBOO
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Home Made Basket
HOME MADE BASKET
PRICE: RM 65.00 per unit
PRICE: RM 65.00 per unit
- New & Good Conditons
- Made by Bamboo
Home Made Basket
HOME MADE BASKET
PRICE: RM N/A
PRICE: RM N/A
- New & Good Conditons
- Size 7 in x 4 in
British Home Model
BRITISH HOME MODEL
PRICE: RM 45.00 per unit
PRICE: RM 45.00 per unit
- New & Good Conditons
- Made by clay
- Size 15 in x 15 in x 7 in
- No Warranty
Gendang Model
REBANA UBI MODEL
PRICE: RM N/A
Introduction of Rebana Ubi
Gendang is a common Malay term used to denote any type of drum or membranophone. There are basically three types in Malay folk music, barrel drums, frame drums and kettle drums. Single-headed frame drums are also commonly called rebana.
Gendang Melayu, Gendang Gamelan Melayu and Gendang Jawa are all double-headed long barrel drums with two skin head of different sizes, made either of goat or cow hide. The skins are attached directly to the body with rattan laces. These types of gendang usually occur in pairs, large and small called ibu (mother) and anak (child) respectively. The Gendang Jawa is found in Javanese gamelan groups in Johor state. Gendang Nobat is another double-headed long barrel drum. It occurs only in nobat orchestras.
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- New & Good Condition
- Suitable for home deco, or learning
- Made 100% wood
Rebana Ubi Model
REBANA UBI MODEL
PRICE: RM N/A
Introduction of Rebana Ubi
Many single headed drums in Malay folk music are called rebana or some variation of that name. These are found with cenotaph shells or as kettle or frame drums. Most instruments called rebana are frame drums with a shallow or a deep frame made of wood. If metal jingles are loosely inserted in the frame the rebana is known as rebana kercing or tar.
Very large cone shaped drums are also called rebana. Rebana ubi (photo above) is at least 70 cm in diameter and almost one meter in height. It is hung vertically or placed horizontally on the floor. They are usually found in ensembles which play interlocking patterns. Village rebana ubi orchestras often engage in contests with other villages providing entertainment after the rice harvest.
Product Description/Features
- New & Good Condition
- Suitable for home deco, or learning
- Made 100% wood
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