Discover published sets by community

Used in Aboriginal Australian rituals to enhance spiritual connectedness and mark ceremonial passages.

Traditional Japanese musical accompaniment for Shinto rituals, symbolically used to honor the kami (spirits or gods).

A Mapuche ceremonial drum used in Chile and Argentina, symbolizing the cosmos and facilitating communion with deities.

Japanese drums that play a role in religious ceremonies, festivals, and theater, symbolizing community unity and used to communicate with the gods.

Traditional medicine songs used by shamans in the Amazonian region to guide the experience during ayahuasca ceremonies.

Common in many religious traditions for cleansing space and calling worshipers to focus or meditation.

A Jewish ritual instrument, traditionally a ram's horn, blown during religious ceremonies such as Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

In Hindu rituals, the bell is sounded during puja to invite divine presence and ward off evil spirits.

Used in rituals of various indigenous cultures as a means to enter trance states and communicate with the spirit world.

Sufi ritual music intended to invoke a state of spiritual ecstasy and connection to the divine, used in ceremonies known as dhikr.

Widely used by North American Native tribes to connect with the spiritual world during healing ceremonies and dances.

An African thumb piano used in Shona ceremonies in Zimbabwe to communicate with ancestral spirits.

A West African drum used in healing rituals, rites of passage, and celebrations, believed to contain the spirit of the tree from which it was made.

Utilized in Tibetan Buddhist practices to aid in meditation, healing, and achieving a state of inner calm.

Employed in Hindu rituals to balance spiritual energies and impart blessings during ceremonies like puja.

A Tibetan long trumpet used in Buddhist rituals to call to spirits and to announce ceremonial arrivals.

A drum used in Andean rituals representing the heartbeat of Mother Earth (Pachamama) and is crucial in community and agricultural ceremonies.

Utilized in Mesoamerican shamanic practices to invoke the power of the jaguar, an animal with deep spiritual significance.

Used in various spiritual contexts, including Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies, to signal the start of rituals and to clear negative energy.