Bihu Dhol is a drum-like musical instrument from Assam with a barrel shape carved and hollowed out of a single piece of quality wood. The right head is larger and has a louder pitch than the left side. Both the faces of the Bihu Dhol are enclosed with thin leather. It is tightened with the support of 'Gajra' (the outer diameter of the dhol head), similar to Tabla, and it is interlaced to the shell and hoop on the other side by thin but solid leather straps. Bihu Dhol is the most valued musical instrument for the Assamese, a vital part of their folk festival and tradition.
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