Sawa- Ksing Shynrang

An integral part of Khasi musical heritage, the Ksing Shynrang is a traditional two-faced drum crafted from Dieng Sohphan (jackfruit wood) and animal hide. Featuring two differently sized drumheads, it is played using both hand and stick. Often heard during cultural celebrations and traditional dances, it symbolises the male figure in Khasi tradition, preserving a rich legacy of rhythm and identity.