Kham

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Kham is a traditional musical instrument central to the cultural and ceremonial music of the Bodo people of Northeast India.

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Kham canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf membranophone
musical instrument
percussion instrument
traditional musical instrument
associatedWith Bodo culture
category Assamese traditional instruments
Indian folk instruments
country India
culturalRegion Northeast India
culturalSignificance important in Bodo rituals
symbol of Bodo identity
drumType double-headed drum
ethnicGroup Bodo people
genre Bodo folk music
hasPart drum heads
drum shell
suspension straps
material animal skin
leather straps
wood
partOf Bodo traditional orchestra
performanceContext harvest celebrations
village gatherings
playedBy Bodo musicians
playingPosition hung from the shoulder
worn around the waist
region Northeast India
religiousContext Bathou-related rituals
role accompanying dance
accompanying songs
keeping rhythm
shape cylindrical
soundProduction struck with hands
struck with sticks
transmission taught orally
tuning tension adjusted by straps
usedBy Bodo people
usedDuring community celebrations
festivals
religious ceremonies
usedFor ceremonial music
cultural music
folk music
usedIn Assam
Bodoland Territorial Region
usedInDance Bagurumba dance
linked to: Laho dance

Bodo traditional dances

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