Taos Drums

Taos


Touted as the world's largest selection of Native American drums, just south of town. All are handmade by masters from Taos Pueblo and covered with real hide. Choose from hand drums, log drums, natural-looking drums or those painted with wildlife or pueblo motifs. Look for the tipis out front.


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