Drums

Native Americans have used drums for centuries to communicate with the spirit world and convey messages during ceremonies. They are also considered to be powerful tools for healing, meditation, as well as for music-making.

There are a few different types of drums used by Native Americans, including hand drums, frame drums, water drums, footed drums, powwow drums, and pedestal drums, among others. 

Browse our collection of hand-made, authentic Native-inspired drums made from the highest quality wood and rawhide leather at Prairie Edge.

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Native American Hand Painted Drum: Chief’s Drum

Native American Hand Painted Drum: Chief’s Drum

$990.00
The drum body was constructed by Non-Native American drum maker Wayne Manthey. Native American artist Jim Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, hand paints Wayne’s drum with ink and acrylic paint. He paints the image of two Chief’s performing a...
Deer Skin Hand Drums (Stained)

Deer Skin Hand Drums (Stained)

$75.00 - $230.00
Loved for their versatility, these hand drums are constructed from deer rawhide stretched over a cedar frame. These native inspired drums are available in larger medium to small high pitch tones and are presented with a walnut stained finish. The drummer...
Deer Skin Hand Drums (Plain)

Deer Skin Hand Drums (Plain)

$75.00 - $230.00
Loved for their versatility, these natural hide hand drums are often used for ceremonies, pow wows or hand games. Created by non-Native American crafts person Wayne Manthey who has made a career of making usable hand drums.These hand drums are...