Drums & Clappers

Bring rhythm and clarity to your meditation space with our thoughtfully curated selection of traditional Zen and Buddhist instruments. These drums and clappers mark transitions, support group practice, and invite awareness.

Our Collection Includes:

Chukpi
A slender hand-held instrument used to signal the start or end meditation. Lightweight and resonant, it offers a crisp, clear sound.
Moktak
A hand-held wooden drum used during chanting to keep rhythm and bring cohesion to group practice. Its warm tone is grounding and inviting.
Mokugyo
Beautifully carved, this classic fish-shaped drum is used for Zen chanting and ceremony. It comes with a cushion and striker.
Zen Clappers
Sharp and unmistakable, these wooden clappers are used to mark beginnings, endings, and transitions while bringing everyone into the moment.

Why Use a Drum or Clapper?

These instruments help center the mind, support group rhythm, and connect your practice to centuries of Zen tradition. Their sound brings immediacy and focus to any setting.

Crafted with Care

Each piece is selected for sound, feel, and craftsmanship—solid in the hand, resonant in the room. Whether for a temple, home altar, or retreat setting, these are tools that serve and inspire.