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Medicine Drum Making Workshop
Creating your Medicine Drum Making in this workshop is a truly in-depth experience that can travel with you as a sacred object that beats through your entire life.
For those who have not played a medicine drum, with an introduction to breathing/beating meditation, and making it yourself you will find it will play itself.
Practically, there are options to make a 14” or 18” drum from either goat, kangaroo or deer hide.
Please see the details for the new vegan drum as a separate workshop if you are interested.
I either make the hoops myself with sustainably harvested hoop pine or get them made by a traditional manufacturer using a single piece of sustainable freshly cut timber.
Both types of hoops provide a lightweight strong drum and you get to brand them with sacred geometry.
I acknowledge the Native American and other traditional creators of this style of drum and the indigenous people of this land.
I have been through a big journey in offering drum-making to others, which will assist in guiding fellow makers on a beautiful and sacred journey.
The price is all-inclusive at
- 18″ $400 Goat or Kangaro ($350 concession)
- 14″ $350 Goat or Kangaro ($300 concession)
- 22″* $500 Deer, Limited number (Goat or Kangaroo may be available)
- 18″ $440 Deer ($390 concession)
- 14″ $370 Deer ($320 concession)
With all bookings preferably, make a $50 deposit online and pay the remainder on the day.
There is only a limited capacity for each workshop, please get in touch with me with your intention to join in so I can confirm your place with a deposit and ensure materials are ordered and prepared in time.
For more info including drum photos, and videos check out the medicine drum head page.
There is only a limited capacity for each workshop so book in or contact me with your intention to join in so I can confirm your place with a deposit.
Deposits are non-refundable but transferable to the next available workshop for a valid reason.