In its construction, the Jori is similar to the Tabla. The key differences being the use of a larger dayan/chathoo (also known as Poorra) (treble drum), and a wooden barrel-shaped bayan/dagga (bass drum) with atta (dough) instead of the syahi /gub, which is called a "Dhamma" . [4]

This toddler-sized tabla set is crafted for small hands, featuring lightweight materials and a durable build that can withstand energetic play. The set includes two playable drums, mimicking the traditional jori style, while ensuring a gentle sound that’s pleasant for both kids and parents.

Jori Ukhli-Dhama (Jori) is the precursor of Tabla. It was played in Harminder Sahib but was replaced by Tabla few decades ago. It consists of a pair of drums, and traditionally players would put wheat dough on the one drum before playing. The playing style of Jori is like Pakhawaj.

The Jori is a two part drum consisting of Dhamma and Poorra. The first dhamma drum on the left produces deep and expansive bass sounds. The pitch for this drum is set to a low saptak …

Spark a love for rhythm with the Heritage Jori, a toddler-sized tabla set inspired by timeless craftsmanship. This exquisite set features a hand-carved wooden Dayan paired with an intricately engraved golden Dhamma, showcasing stunning traditional designs.

Jori Tabla Set, Brass Nickel Plated Dhamas and 5.75€ tabla. Pre-dating the common style of tabla, is the older, Jori, style. The Jori, sometimes called the Panjabi Pakhawaj, is said to have been created by Sata & Balwand, two musicians in the court of the Fifth Sikh Guru.

Professional Quality Brass Dhama. Finest, Sheesham wood Dayan tuned to A# (Ask us for any other scale if you do not require A#) Camel Hide Lacings. Special Handmade Puddis (Drumheads) Optional Accessories are available: Fiber Case, Extra Puddis & Padded Gig Bag.

It emerged from the mridang, which is a one-barrel drum: they cut this instrument into two pieces to create the jori (which means ‘pair’). The sound is much louder and deeper than that of the tabla: this was a practical necessity 300 years ago, before microphones and electrical amplifiers.

Jori Tabla Set, Brass Nickel Plated Dhamas, and 5.75-inch tabla. Pre-dating the common style of tabla, is the older, Jori, style. The Jori, sometimes called the Panjabi Pakhawaj, is said to have been created by Sata & Balwand, two musicians in the court of the Fifth Sikh Guru.