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We thank you for giving this opportunity to introduce our self M/s Jayavadhana exports from
south part of Tamilnadu – India exporting Musical instruments. We have genuine
manufacturers making musical instruments with best perfection. We offer professional grade
Indian musical instruments like Thavil, mrithangam, Tabla, Morsing, Pambai, Udukkai, Urumi
etc.. We have a very good infrastructure facility and experienced worker for making classical
instruments and folk instruments
We offer classical dance accessories like salangai (GHUNGROO) in a leather strap
(3, 4,,5lines), Velvet strap, cotton strap . We offer best price in market in premium quality.
We have tie up with experienced manufacturing unit in Tanjore for veenas, from them we can
offer classical string instruments like veena, violin in prime quality and varieties. Our experts
will tune and perfectly tested for the right sound before shipment to the destination. Perfect
packing will reach the destination as like factory tested condition.
We also provide spare parts for musical instruments, you can avail according to the right
specification.
V.Seshadri
Proprietor
Thavil is a barrel shaped two sided drum from Tamil Nadu. It
is predominantly used in temples, folk music and Carnatic
music, marriages and all auspicious functions. It can be
accompanied with nadaswaram, Saxophone, mandolin &
violin. Thavil and the nadaswaram are essential components
of traditional festivals and all auspicious ceremonies in South
India.
The Thavil is made up of jack wood, solid block of
wood is hallowed in to cylindrical shell. The right
face of the Thavil has a larger diameter than the
left side, and the right drum head is stretched very
tightly, while the left drum head is kept loose to
allow pitch bending and it has to play using stick.
The larger face is higher in pitch than the smaller
face. Occasionally the player wears thumb caps on
all the fingers.
We are the manufacturer of Professional grade Thavil
Shipment: within 7 working days- Subject to availability,
TABLA
The tabla has two separate drums in construction. The main drum is called
tabla. The dayan (cylindrical wooden right
hand drum) is almost always made of
wood. The diameter at the membrane may
run from just under five inches to over six
inches. Its tight skin produce distinct sound
when it is struck. The bayan (bowl shaped
left hand drum) may be made of brass,
copper or stainless steel, yet brass with a
nickel or chrome plate is the most common material. Undoubtedly the
most striking characteristic of the tabla is the large black spot on each of the playing surfaces. These black
spots are a mixture of gum, soot, and iron filings. Their function is to create the bell-like timbre that is
characteristic of the instrument.We are the manufacturer of premium, standard tablas, tabla
for beginners, and baby size tabla.
Accessories: Tabla cushion bases, hammer, cover, carry case, gattas (tuning blocks)
Shipment: within 7 working days- Subject to availability,
Mridangam (Miruthangam)
Available sizes : 20”, 22”, 24”
The mridangam is a double-sided” drum whose body is usually made
using a hollowed piece of jack wood about an inch thick. The two
mouths or apertures of the drum are covered with a goatskin and laced
to each other with leather straps around the circumference of drum.
These straps are put into a state of high tension to stretch out the
circular membranes on either side of the hull, allowing them to resonate
when struck. These two membranes are dissimilar in width to allow for
the production of both bass and treble sounds from the same drum.
This is the classical drum of South
Indian Music; and is used to
accompany with vocal, violin,
veena, jalatharangam, instruments and it is also plays a major role in
Bharathanatiyam, katha kalakshepam
Shipment: within 7 working days- Subject to availability,
Pambai
It is one among the percussion family. Pambai is a pair of
cylindrical drums used in temple festivals and folk music originated
in Tamil Nadu. This unit of two drums
is held near the waist of the player or
put on the floor, and struck with sticks,
or with a hand and a stick. In the
simpler varieties, both drums are made
of wood, but there is a pambai in which
one drum is of wood and the other of brass. It is mainly used in
naiyandi melam, folk music – “Gramiya kalai isai karuvi”
Shipment: within 7 working days- Subject to availability,
Salangai (GHUNGROO)
Salangai is a small brass bell
sequentially fixed in a leather
straps, velvet or cotton straps
easy wear it in ankle while
dancing. It is an essential
ornament dance anklet wear in
classical dance and folk dances. When tied to the feet,
salangai emphasize the rhythmic aspects of the dance and
allow complex footwork to be heard by the audience. 3, 4 ,
5 Lines of salangai are available in leather, velvets or cotton straps.
Shipment: within 7 working days- Subject to availability,
Ask price:
Natvangam, thala kattai
The Wooden block with jathi stick is essential part of Indian
classical dance. It is used in Bharatanatyam , Kuchipudi and
most of traditional Indian dances. Very good in quality and
rugged.
Shipment: within 7 working days- Subject to
availability,
Ask price: Shipping and handling charges extra
Tanjavur Veena
The Thanjavur veena is considered the most
sophisticated of all veenas. We can make any kind
of veena, with any specification given by the
customer,
of
course
for
a
price,”
While shaping a veena out of blocks of wood is an
arduous task, testing it for the right quality of
music is no small work. “The veenas are tested
perfectly for the right sound and notes and at
least ten testers have to do the job before the
Tanjavur Veena are shipped to their respective
destinations.
Ekantha veena – light carved, Joint veena, and
most beautiful aesthetic carved work
The morsing is placed between the teeth and held firmly in the hand
and is struck using the other hand to produce sound. Movement of the
player's tongue, variations of the throat and blowing and sucking of air
through the instrument produces different sounds or overtones.
Playing method
The morsing is firmly held in the hand, the frame or the ring between
the palm and the fingers usually in the left hand. Care should be taken
to see that the middle part or the metal tongue is not being touched when held idle. Then the upper of the
two parallel forks is gently pressed against the front upper teeth; the lower fork, against the front lower
teeth, so that the metal tongue will not contact the teeth when it moves. The trigger is plucked with the tip
of the index finger. Sound is produced due to the vibration of the metal tongue of the morsing in the mouth
and the throat cavity. Movement of the player's tongue with constant plucking can produce very fast
patterns of sound. By constricting the space in the mouth and throat many variations of sound can be
produced.
The urumee is a double-headed sandglass-shaped instrument from
the Tamil Nadu. Two skin heads are attached to a single hollow, often
intricately carved wooden shell. It is made up of jack wood, both left
and right heads are usually made from cow hide that is stretched
around a thin metal ring. The outer circumference of each head is
perforated with approximately seven to eight holes. The two heads are
held in tension by a continuous rope that is woven around the
drum in a V-shape pattern. Additional small coils of string or
metal are tied around each pair of ropes near the left head.
These coils can be slide horizontally along the length of the drum,
increasing or decreasing the tension between the heads as
necessary.
It is simplest form of a pair of small hand cymbals. It is also known as Manjira / Taal / Jalra.
They often accompany folk or devotional music. It is used in various
religious ceremonies of India, especially bhajans. The manjira is an
ancient instrument. Pictures of it have been found in temples dating
back to the earliest times.
Manjira are usually made of bronze, brass, copper zinc or Bell metal
and connected with a copper cord which passes through holes in their
center. They produce a rhythmic tinkling sound when struck together. The sound’s pitch varies
according to their size, weight and the material of their construction. A player can also adjust the
timbre by varying the point of contact while playing.
Tabla dayan and Bayan Heads
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Best quality of materials and sound
Enduring life
Best Packing
Timely delivery
Our instruments are still used in super hit songs composed by leading music directors in cine industry, Instruments are
Professional grade concert quality.
Registered office:
48/12 Perumal Koil Street,
Sivaganga 630561
Sivaganga District
Tamilnadu – INDIA
Contact : 04575-240758
Mobile:+91-7867940758
E-mail: [email protected]
Correspondence address for musical
instruments division
V.Seshadri
21A Skanda Nivas,
Dennis garden,
Sambakulam Pudur
Madurai 625007
Tamilnadu
India
Contact Person:
V.SESHADRI - Proprietor