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Tools and InstrumentsSummary
This is a woodwind instrument that produces sound when air is blown across a small hole in the side. The payer covers and uncovers other holes along the muriwathi to change the pitch.Digital Heritage
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The video showed Lokhidi Kemprai playing the traditional musical instrument and performing a song.Digital Heritage
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The following video shows the Dimasa male musicians playing their traditional instruments during the Bushu Dima festival.
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The Kaman was used by Tularam Senapati. It is now being preserved by the relative of Tularam Senapati in Moudunga VillageDigital Heritage
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The following video shows a musical instrument called Kharam Dabong.
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The Khram is a traditional double-sided membrane drum of the Dimasa.
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It is a traditional craft and it is made of Bamboo. It is used for a liquid through in order to separate the liquid from the solids.
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This particular tool is used by Dimasa people for straining tea, rice wine, juice etc
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This particular tool is used by Dimasa people for straining rice wine. 
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this particular tool is used for keeping betel nut by Dimasa people in their home.
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Doh Patlai is a traditional Dimasa measuring scale made of bamboo, wood, and cane in a circular shape
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This tool is also used to catch fish. The Sepha is made of bamboo strips.