Remo Buffalo Drum range brings traditional shamanic drumming into the modern era with fully vegan, synthetic, all-weather drumheads. Used for sound healing, Reiki drumming, journeying and ceremony, these frame drums deliver a stable, resonant tone across all climates — perfect indoors or outdoors.-
Each model includes a rope handle and soft mallet, available in 16″, 18″ and 22″ sizes with Fiberskyn® 3 or Comfort Sound Technology® heads. Crafted from ACOUSTICON® shells, they’re lightweight, durable and balanced for every ritual setting.
Shop the complete Remo Buffalo Drum range — from classic frame drums to Comfort Sound® models — trusted by healers, therapists and musicians worldwide. Learn more about Remo’s brand and craftsmanship
Explore our range of Remo Buffalo Drums with vegan synthetic drum skins, designed for powerful rhythm, durability, and consistent tone in all environments. These drums are inspired by traditional Native American frame drums and are widely used for shamanic drumming, sound healing, meditation, Reiki circles, sweat lodges, and fire ceremonies.
Remo’s all-weather synthetic drum heads provide the deep resonant sound of a traditional buffalo drum while offering
greater stability in changing climates. This makes them ideal for outdoor ceremonies, group drumming circles, and professional sound healing work, where reliable tone and durability are essential.
These drums form part of our wider World Instruments for Meditation, Ritual & Sound Healing collection, which includes a variety of instruments used to create grounding rhythms, harmonic tones, and sacred soundscapes.
Explore Other World Instruments
You may also wish to explore other instrument collections within this range:
Remo Buffalo Drums offer the ideal combination of sound, ethics, and resilience. Lightweight yet full of presence, they're a reliable choice for sacred sound practices, holistic wellness, and spiritual ceremonies across all traditions.
Features at a glance:
100% vegan, all-weather synthetic construction
Deep, resonant tone for ritual and meditation
Lightweight frame for travel and outdoor ceremonies
Rope cross-handle for secure grip
Sometimes called a ritual drum, ceremonial frame drum, or meditation drum, the Remo Buffalo is trusted across traditions worldwide.
Favoured by sound therapists, shamans, reiki practitioners, pagans, Wiccans, and ceremonial facilitators, Remo Buffalo Drums offer a deep, resonant voice ideal for journeying, meditation, trancework, rituals, and healing sessions. Their durable construction, reliable pitch, and comfortable grip make them a versatile choice across multiple spiritual modalities. Protective case bags from Viking Glenluce are available separately. While synthetic drums require less care than natural hides, it's still advised to cover your drum or store it in a protective bag to preserve the tone and integrity of its voice when not in use.
What Can You Use a Remo Buffalo Drum For?
Remo Buffalo Drums are ideal for use in:
Shamanic journeying and healing
Fire ceremonies and drum circles
Sweat lodges and outdoor rituals
Sound baths, meditation, and reiki drumming
Pagan and Wiccan ceremony
Sacred dance, trancework, and spiritual festivals
Their durable synthetic skin ensures stable pitch and sound, regardless of humidity, temperature, or weather changes—making them perfect for indoor and outdoor spiritual events.
Are Remo Buffalo Drums Vegan?
Yes! Remo Buffalo Drums are 100% vegan. They feature:
Synthetic Fiberskyn® 3 drum heads
Patented ACOUSTICON® shells
Rope handles with no animal-based components
This makes them the preferred drum for those living a vegan lifestyle or looking to align their spiritual path with ethical, animal-free choices.
What Are Remo Buffalo Synthetic-Skin Drums Made From?
Inspired by the ceremonial drums of Native American and global shamanic traditions, Remo Buffalo Drums are:
Built using Remo’s Fiberskyn® 3 for a warm, organic tone
Fitted with ACOUSTICON® shells that emulate the resonance of traditional wood
Designed with ergonomic rope handles for a firm grip
Each drum produces a deep, earthy sound and holds its tuning in all weather. Available in a variety of sizes and designs, they suit every level of practitioner from beginner to master drummer.
Why Choose a Remo Buffalo Drum Over Natural Skin Drums?
Unlike natural skin drums, Remo synthetic drums:
Don’t lose tone in humidity or rain
Require no special tuning or climate conditioning
Offer consistent sound in both cold and hot weather
Are lightweight and highly portable for travel and retreat use
Are vegan and cruelty-free by design
They are also the best-selling all-weather drums at Sacred Essence due to their reliability, affordability, and ethical production.
What Types of Shamanic Drums Are Available?
Drums vary by region, material, and tone:
Remo Buffalo Drums – Synthetic Comfort Sound heads offer warm, mellow tones and are ideal for all weather conditions.
Natural Skin Drums / Natural Hide Drums – Goatskin and deerskin drums on wooden frames offer deep resonance and rich harmonics, popular in
earth-honouring ceremonies.
Bahia Buffalo Drums – Noted for low, grounding bass tones.
Decorative Handmade Drums – Adorned with tie-dye or geometric designs, these blend visual symbolism with powerful acoustics.
Vegan Drums – Made with synthetic materials that mimic natural tone while remaining animal-product-free.
More Drum Styles and Features
Painted Shaman Drums – Available in a range of sizes (from compact 12" to large 18" or 20"), these drums feature bright, colourful artwork or ethereal
geometric designs, combining visual storytelling with rich sound.
Frame Drums – One of the most ancient drum forms, often oval or round, traditionally played in spiritual ceremonies. Many come with convenient cross handles or string tensioning for tuning.
Siberian and Mongolian-Style Drums – Crafted from carefully selected hides stretched over carved wooden frames, reflecting shamanic traditions from
the heart of Asia.
Indonesian Drums – Lightweight, artistically painted, and ideal for trance work and ritual.
Tie Dye and Decorated Drums – Each one is handmade, offering unique colour patterns and a deep, resonant tone.
Practical Details
Most shamanic drums are available in a variety of diameters, typically ranging from 12" (30cm) for portability to 22" (55cm) for a deeper,
fuller sound. Many include practical features such as cross handles for comfortable grip, and several come with a carry bag and beater.
Whether you’re seeking a powerful, earth-based resonance, a lightweight painted drum for ritual, or a vegan-friendly option with authentic sound,
there’s a shamanic drum to suit every path.
Ethical Considerations: Choosing Synthetic Over Hide
For many, the decision to choose a synthetic drum over a traditional hide drum is rooted in thoughtful ethical and practical concerns. Hide drums, often made from animal skins such as deer, horse, or reindeer, naturally prompt questions about sourcing and the impact on animals and
ecosystems. While some natural hide drums use materials from animals that have passed naturally or from herds culled for population control, the reality is that most synthetic drums offer a clear alternative for those wishing to avoid animal products entirely.
Synthetic drumheads, like those on Remo Buffalo Drums, eliminate the need for animal hides. This appeals to vegans, those practicing animism with a focus on minimising harm, and anyone seeking a more sustainable or animal-free option. It's important to note, however, that synthetic materials—primarily plastics—are not wholly without environmental impact. While they solve some ethical dilemmas, they do introduce considerations regarding sustainability and the use of non-renewable
resources. Yet, for many, the practical benefits and the avoidance of animal products make synthetic drums the preferred choice, especially when consistent sound and reliability in all weather conditions are a priority.
Whether your focus is on practicality, weather resistance, or a desire to make an ethical, animal-friendly choice, Remo Buffalo Drums stand out as a versatile and reliable option for musicians, healers, and spiritual practitioners alike.
Synthetic vs. Natural Hide Drums – What’s the Difference?
While natural hide drums are valued for their traditional energy and craftsmanship, they are highly sensitive to environmental moisture. Humidity or temperature shifts can drastically alter their pitch or even render them temporarily unplayable. In contrast, synthetic drums like
the Remo Buffalo are unaffected by weather, providing reliable tone year round. This makes them an ideal choice for outdoor rituals, drumming circles, travel, or ceremonies held in variable climates. They also
align with vegan principles, offering a compassionate alternative for modern spiritual practice.
Considering the Ethics of Drum Materials
When exploring the world of drums, whether for ritual, healing, or creative expression—it's essential to pause and consider where their materials come from. The conversation around animal hides and wood isn’t just
about tradition or durability; it's about respect, sustainability, and intention.
For those drawn to natural hide drums, questions naturally arise: How were the animal hides sourced? Was the animal killed solely for this purpose? Are the woods used being replenished or responsibly harvested? These
are important questions, and addressing them openly honours both the instrument and the planet.
Sourcing animal hides ethically often means using materials that would otherwise go to waste, such as hides from wild animals already culled for environmental reasons or from beloved animals that passed away
naturally. This approach gives purpose to every part of the animal, transforming what might become refuse into a meaningful tool for music and ceremony.
Wood, too, deserves careful thought. The tree’s life is just as integral to the drum’s story, and ensuring wood hoops come from sustainable, responsibly managed sources demonstrates true reverence for nature. Many
traditional cultures would offer prayers, thanks, or songs before taking from the land, a practice modern drum makers can echo in spirit, even when using contemporary tools and materials.
By considering both animal and plant sources with a sense of stewardship and gratitude, drum makers and players help cultivate a deeper connection to their instruments. This not only preserves the integrity
and spirit of the drum but also encourages a culture of mindfulness and respect in every creative journey.
The Transformative Benefits of Shamanic Drumming
Self-Expression Without Words
For many, a drum offers a voice when words fall short. There’s power in pounding out a rhythm, whether you’re at a firelit ceremony or an urban drum circle. People who struggle to express themselves verbally, kids, adults, or anyone in between, often discover a new outlet through
drumming, unlocking creativity and confidence along the way.
Enhancing Self-Awareness
Shamanic drumming promotes a unique blend of outer activity and inner stillness. The steady rhythm can synchronise brainwaves, making it easier to relax
deeply and reflect on your life from a new angle. Some practitioners find that time spent drumming leads to greater clarity, insight, and a refreshed perspective on the challenges they face.
Wellbeing for Body and Mind
Drumming has been linked to real health perks. The rhythmic motion gets you moving and has been associated with reduced anxiety, lowered stress, and
improved mood. Some studies suggest it can even assist with pain management, boost immune function, and support recovery from physical ailments.
Uniting Communities
There’s a reason you’ll find drums at the heart of so many group gatherings, from remote Sami rituals to boisterous street festivals. When people drum together, barriers drop and cooperation flourishes. It’s a natural
team-builder, encouraging listening, sharing, leading, and following—all while forging deeper community bonds.
Drumming: Open to All
You don’t need virtuoso chops or a lifetime behind a kit to join in. Drumming is wonderfully inclusive; children, elders, first-timers, and seasoned percussionists alike can participate. The heartbeat-like rhythm connects us all, making it easy for anyone to plug in and benefit from
the collective energy.
Fuelling Spiritual Growth
Beyond the physical and social benefits, shamanic drumming can lead to profound inner experiences. The repetitive, meditative rhythm has long been used to enter altered states of consciousness, deep meditation or
journeying for insight, guidance, and healing. It’s grounding, too, bringing you into the present moment while connecting to something timeless.
Pure Joy
At its core, drumming is fun. It’s uplifting, energising, and often leads to spontaneous singing, dancing, or laughter around the circle.
Drumming for Spiritual Growth and Insight
Tapping into the steady pulse of a buffalo drum can be a transformative practice, whether you're gathered in a circle or quietly following along with another's rhythm. The simple act of striking the drum draws you
into a meditative state—your body relaxes, your breath slows, and your awareness shifts. Many find that this rhythmic immersion acts as a bridge, transporting the mind to deeper states of consciousness where
insights, clarity, and a sense of spiritual connection can emerge.
Often called shamanic journeying, this tradition is respected worldwide for its ability to ground participants in the present moment while opening doors to timeless inner wisdom.
Drumming as a Pathway to Self-Expression and Self-Awareness
One of the most powerful aspects of drumming—especially using Remo Buffalo Drums or similar all-weather synthetic drums—is the way it offers a
voice beyond words. The act of rhythmically playing a drum creates a safe space for emotional release, making it easier to communicate feelings that might be hard to put into speech.
Drumming isn’t just about making sound; it’s an invitation to explore your inner landscape. The repetitive beats help to still the mental chatter, synchronising both sides of the brain and encouraging a harmonious state ideal for contemplation. This meditative effect can lead to insights
about life or gently shift how you view everyday challenges.
Who Uses Remo Buffalo Drums?
Remo Buffalo Drums are trusted by:
Shamanic practitioners and energy healers
Reiki masters and sound therapists
Yoga teachers and retreat facilitators
Pagan, Druidic, and ceremonial leaders
Holistic wellness and mindfulness coaches
Whether you’re seeking a beginner-friendly drum for your first ceremony or a durable option for professional healing work, these all-weather drums bring powerful rhythm to your practice.
Is Shamanic Drumming Accessible to Everyone?
Absolutely, shamanic drumming is open to people of all ages and abilities. Whether you’re brand new to percussion or a seasoned rhythm-keeper, the beauty
of these instruments lies in their inclusivity. Children, elders, and first-time drummers can all find a heartbeat rhythm.
At its core, shamanic drumming is about connection, not perfection.
Available Accessories
Drum beaters included with most models
Optional carry cases from Viking Glenluce (sold separately)
Care and Protection
Even though synthetic Remo Buffalo Drums are highly resilient, we recommend placing them in a protective drum bag or covering them after each use.
This helps to safeguard the drum's voice and maintain the longevity of the instrument, especially when travelling or storing in outdoor settings.
Sacred Essence — trusted supplier of ritual and healing instruments since 2006.
Explore our range of Remo Buffalo Drums with vegan synthetic drum skins, designed for powerful rhythm, durability, and consistent tone in all environments. These drums are inspired by traditional Native American frame drums and are widely used for shamanic drumming, sound healing, meditation, Reiki circles, sweat lodges, and fire ceremonies.
Remo’s all-weather synthetic drum heads provide the deep resonant sound of a traditional buffalo drum while offering
greater stability in changing climates. This makes them ideal for outdoor ceremonies, group drumming circles, and professional sound healing work, where reliable tone and durability are essential.
These drums form part of our wider World Instruments for Meditation, Ritual & Sound Healing collection, which includes a variety of instruments used to create grounding rhythms, harmonic tones, and sacred soundscapes.
Explore Other World Instruments
You may also wish to explore other instrument collections within this range:
Remo Buffalo Drums offer the ideal combination of sound, ethics, and resilience. Lightweight yet full of presence, they're a reliable choice for sacred sound practices, holistic wellness, and spiritual ceremonies across all traditions.
Features at a glance:
100% vegan, all-weather synthetic construction
Deep, resonant tone for ritual and meditation
Lightweight frame for travel and outdoor ceremonies
Rope cross-handle for secure grip
Sometimes called a ritual drum, ceremonial frame drum, or meditation drum, the Remo Buffalo is trusted across traditions worldwide.
Favoured by sound therapists, shamans, reiki practitioners, pagans, Wiccans, and ceremonial facilitators, Remo Buffalo Drums offer a deep, resonant voice ideal for journeying, meditation, trancework, rituals, and healing sessions. Their durable construction, reliable pitch, and comfortable grip make them a versatile choice across multiple spiritual modalities. Protective case bags from Viking Glenluce are available separately. While synthetic drums require less care than natural hides, it's still advised to cover your drum or store it in a protective bag to preserve the tone and integrity of its voice when not in use.
What Can You Use a Remo Buffalo Drum For?
Remo Buffalo Drums are ideal for use in:
Shamanic journeying and healing
Fire ceremonies and drum circles
Sweat lodges and outdoor rituals
Sound baths, meditation, and reiki drumming
Pagan and Wiccan ceremony
Sacred dance, trancework, and spiritual festivals
Their durable synthetic skin ensures stable pitch and sound, regardless of humidity, temperature, or weather changes—making them perfect for indoor and outdoor spiritual events.
Are Remo Buffalo Drums Vegan?
Yes! Remo Buffalo Drums are 100% vegan. They feature:
Synthetic Fiberskyn® 3 drum heads
Patented ACOUSTICON® shells
Rope handles with no animal-based components
This makes them the preferred drum for those living a vegan lifestyle or looking to align their spiritual path with ethical, animal-free choices.
What Are Remo Buffalo Synthetic-Skin Drums Made From?
Inspired by the ceremonial drums of Native American and global shamanic traditions, Remo Buffalo Drums are:
Built using Remo’s Fiberskyn® 3 for a warm, organic tone
Fitted with ACOUSTICON® shells that emulate the resonance of traditional wood
Designed with ergonomic rope handles for a firm grip
Each drum produces a deep, earthy sound and holds its tuning in all weather. Available in a variety of sizes and designs, they suit every level of practitioner from beginner to master drummer.
Why Choose a Remo Buffalo Drum Over Natural Skin Drums?
Unlike natural skin drums, Remo synthetic drums:
Don’t lose tone in humidity or rain
Require no special tuning or climate conditioning
Offer consistent sound in both cold and hot weather
Are lightweight and highly portable for travel and retreat use
Are vegan and cruelty-free by design
They are also the best-selling all-weather drums at Sacred Essence due to their reliability, affordability, and ethical production.
What Types of Shamanic Drums Are Available?
Drums vary by region, material, and tone:
Remo Buffalo Drums – Synthetic Comfort Sound heads offer warm, mellow tones and are ideal for all weather conditions.
Natural Skin Drums / Natural Hide Drums – Goatskin and deerskin drums on wooden frames offer deep resonance and rich harmonics, popular in
earth-honouring ceremonies.
Bahia Buffalo Drums – Noted for low, grounding bass tones.
Decorative Handmade Drums – Adorned with tie-dye or geometric designs, these blend visual symbolism with powerful acoustics.
Vegan Drums – Made with synthetic materials that mimic natural tone while remaining animal-product-free.
More Drum Styles and Features
Painted Shaman Drums – Available in a range of sizes (from compact 12" to large 18" or 20"), these drums feature bright, colourful artwork or ethereal
geometric designs, combining visual storytelling with rich sound.
Frame Drums – One of the most ancient drum forms, often oval or round, traditionally played in spiritual ceremonies. Many come with convenient cross handles or string tensioning for tuning.
Siberian and Mongolian-Style Drums – Crafted from carefully selected hides stretched over carved wooden frames, reflecting shamanic traditions from
the heart of Asia.
Indonesian Drums – Lightweight, artistically painted, and ideal for trance work and ritual.
Tie Dye and Decorated Drums – Each one is handmade, offering unique colour patterns and a deep, resonant tone.
Practical Details
Most shamanic drums are available in a variety of diameters, typically ranging from 12" (30cm) for portability to 22" (55cm) for a deeper,
fuller sound. Many include practical features such as cross handles for comfortable grip, and several come with a carry bag and beater.
Whether you’re seeking a powerful, earth-based resonance, a lightweight painted drum for ritual, or a vegan-friendly option with authentic sound,
there’s a shamanic drum to suit every path.
Ethical Considerations: Choosing Synthetic Over Hide
For many, the decision to choose a synthetic drum over a traditional hide drum is rooted in thoughtful ethical and practical concerns. Hide drums, often made from animal skins such as deer, horse, or reindeer, naturally prompt questions about sourcing and the impact on animals and
ecosystems. While some natural hide drums use materials from animals that have passed naturally or from herds culled for population control, the reality is that most synthetic drums offer a clear alternative for those wishing to avoid animal products entirely.
Synthetic drumheads, like those on Remo Buffalo Drums, eliminate the need for animal hides. This appeals to vegans, those practicing animism with a focus on minimising harm, and anyone seeking a more sustainable or animal-free option. It's important to note, however, that synthetic materials—primarily plastics—are not wholly without environmental impact. While they solve some ethical dilemmas, they do introduce considerations regarding sustainability and the use of non-renewable
resources. Yet, for many, the practical benefits and the avoidance of animal products make synthetic drums the preferred choice, especially when consistent sound and reliability in all weather conditions are a priority.
Whether your focus is on practicality, weather resistance, or a desire to make an ethical, animal-friendly choice, Remo Buffalo Drums stand out as a versatile and reliable option for musicians, healers, and spiritual practitioners alike.
Synthetic vs. Natural Hide Drums – What’s the Difference?
While natural hide drums are valued for their traditional energy and craftsmanship, they are highly sensitive to environmental moisture. Humidity or temperature shifts can drastically alter their pitch or even render them temporarily unplayable. In contrast, synthetic drums like
the Remo Buffalo are unaffected by weather, providing reliable tone year round. This makes them an ideal choice for outdoor rituals, drumming circles, travel, or ceremonies held in variable climates. They also
align with vegan principles, offering a compassionate alternative for modern spiritual practice.
Considering the Ethics of Drum Materials
When exploring the world of drums, whether for ritual, healing, or creative expression—it's essential to pause and consider where their materials come from. The conversation around animal hides and wood isn’t just
about tradition or durability; it's about respect, sustainability, and intention.
For those drawn to natural hide drums, questions naturally arise: How were the animal hides sourced? Was the animal killed solely for this purpose? Are the woods used being replenished or responsibly harvested? These
are important questions, and addressing them openly honours both the instrument and the planet.
Sourcing animal hides ethically often means using materials that would otherwise go to waste, such as hides from wild animals already culled for environmental reasons or from beloved animals that passed away
naturally. This approach gives purpose to every part of the animal, transforming what might become refuse into a meaningful tool for music and ceremony.
Wood, too, deserves careful thought. The tree’s life is just as integral to the drum’s story, and ensuring wood hoops come from sustainable, responsibly managed sources demonstrates true reverence for nature. Many
traditional cultures would offer prayers, thanks, or songs before taking from the land, a practice modern drum makers can echo in spirit, even when using contemporary tools and materials.
By considering both animal and plant sources with a sense of stewardship and gratitude, drum makers and players help cultivate a deeper connection to their instruments. This not only preserves the integrity
and spirit of the drum but also encourages a culture of mindfulness and respect in every creative journey.
The Transformative Benefits of Shamanic Drumming
Self-Expression Without Words
For many, a drum offers a voice when words fall short. There’s power in pounding out a rhythm, whether you’re at a firelit ceremony or an urban drum circle. People who struggle to express themselves verbally, kids, adults, or anyone in between, often discover a new outlet through
drumming, unlocking creativity and confidence along the way.
Enhancing Self-Awareness
Shamanic drumming promotes a unique blend of outer activity and inner stillness. The steady rhythm can synchronise brainwaves, making it easier to relax
deeply and reflect on your life from a new angle. Some practitioners find that time spent drumming leads to greater clarity, insight, and a refreshed perspective on the challenges they face.
Wellbeing for Body and Mind
Drumming has been linked to real health perks. The rhythmic motion gets you moving and has been associated with reduced anxiety, lowered stress, and
improved mood. Some studies suggest it can even assist with pain management, boost immune function, and support recovery from physical ailments.
Uniting Communities
There’s a reason you’ll find drums at the heart of so many group gatherings, from remote Sami rituals to boisterous street festivals. When people drum together, barriers drop and cooperation flourishes. It’s a natural
team-builder, encouraging listening, sharing, leading, and following—all while forging deeper community bonds.
Drumming: Open to All
You don’t need virtuoso chops or a lifetime behind a kit to join in. Drumming is wonderfully inclusive; children, elders, first-timers, and seasoned percussionists alike can participate. The heartbeat-like rhythm connects us all, making it easy for anyone to plug in and benefit from
the collective energy.
Fuelling Spiritual Growth
Beyond the physical and social benefits, shamanic drumming can lead to profound inner experiences. The repetitive, meditative rhythm has long been used to enter altered states of consciousness, deep meditation or
journeying for insight, guidance, and healing. It’s grounding, too, bringing you into the present moment while connecting to something timeless.
Pure Joy
At its core, drumming is fun. It’s uplifting, energising, and often leads to spontaneous singing, dancing, or laughter around the circle.
Drumming for Spiritual Growth and Insight
Tapping into the steady pulse of a buffalo drum can be a transformative practice, whether you're gathered in a circle or quietly following along with another's rhythm. The simple act of striking the drum draws you
into a meditative state—your body relaxes, your breath slows, and your awareness shifts. Many find that this rhythmic immersion acts as a bridge, transporting the mind to deeper states of consciousness where
insights, clarity, and a sense of spiritual connection can emerge.
Often called shamanic journeying, this tradition is respected worldwide for its ability to ground participants in the present moment while opening doors to timeless inner wisdom.
Drumming as a Pathway to Self-Expression and Self-Awareness
One of the most powerful aspects of drumming—especially using Remo Buffalo Drums or similar all-weather synthetic drums—is the way it offers a
voice beyond words. The act of rhythmically playing a drum creates a safe space for emotional release, making it easier to communicate feelings that might be hard to put into speech.
Drumming isn’t just about making sound; it’s an invitation to explore your inner landscape. The repetitive beats help to still the mental chatter, synchronising both sides of the brain and encouraging a harmonious state ideal for contemplation. This meditative effect can lead to insights
about life or gently shift how you view everyday challenges.
Who Uses Remo Buffalo Drums?
Remo Buffalo Drums are trusted by:
Shamanic practitioners and energy healers
Reiki masters and sound therapists
Yoga teachers and retreat facilitators
Pagan, Druidic, and ceremonial leaders
Holistic wellness and mindfulness coaches
Whether you’re seeking a beginner-friendly drum for your first ceremony or a durable option for professional healing work, these all-weather drums bring powerful rhythm to your practice.
Is Shamanic Drumming Accessible to Everyone?
Absolutely, shamanic drumming is open to people of all ages and abilities. Whether you’re brand new to percussion or a seasoned rhythm-keeper, the beauty
of these instruments lies in their inclusivity. Children, elders, and first-time drummers can all find a heartbeat rhythm.
At its core, shamanic drumming is about connection, not perfection.
Available Accessories
Drum beaters included with most models
Optional carry cases from Viking Glenluce (sold separately)
Care and Protection
Even though synthetic Remo Buffalo Drums are highly resilient, we recommend placing them in a protective drum bag or covering them after each use.
This helps to safeguard the drum's voice and maintain the longevity of the instrument, especially when travelling or storing in outdoor settings.
Sacred Essence — trusted supplier of ritual and healing instruments since 2006.