SAVITA Handpan D Kurd 9+1 stainless (bronze)
SAVITA Handpan D Kurd 9+1 stainless (bronze)
Sound samples
Description
Savita handpan | Tuning D Kurd 9 + 1 | stainless steel
Our Savita Handpan with D Kurd 9 + 1 tuning brings a soft, harmonious sound with rich resonance and long sustain in a minor scale. This stainless steel instrument is designed for simple and intuitive playing, making it ideal for beginners and experienced musicians alike.
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Tuning: Suitable for beginners, experienced musicians, music therapists, schools, and kindergartens
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Design: Lacquered stainless steel surface
The universal tuning opens a path to relaxing melodies, creative improvisation, and rhythmic compositions, whether you are playing for yourself or sharing music with others.
Specifications
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Tuning: D Kurd 9 + 1
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Tones: D / A B C D E F G A C
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Diameter: 53 cm
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Weight: 4.35 kg
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Material: stainless steel
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Packaging: handpan
How to play the handpan
You awaken the handpan to life with gentle finger touches on its metal surface. The heart of the instrument is the central tone – ding – located in the middle, which you sound with your thumb. The surrounding tones along the perimeter then come alive under your index or middle finger – it depends on what suits you best. The D Kurd tuning naturally connects tones in harmony, making playing intuitive even without musical experience. You determine the depth and color of the sound yourself – through the sensitivity and force of your touch, thanks to which everyone discovers their own unique expression.
How to choose a handpan
The D Kurd tuning is one of the most popular due to its versatility – it fits perfectly for calm melodies and dynamic rhythms. If you are looking for a handpan with a pure sound and elegant design, this model is an excellent choice. For more information, listen to the samples below or visit our showroom in Jablonec nad Nisou, where we will be happy to advise you on your choice.
What our customers say
Its sound is beautiful and the sound is incredible, just as I imagined the Savita handpan would be.
Pandit Tejomaya, Canada



















