Instruments
Where Sound Takes Form
Zenzula Mini
Price - ₹3,500
Zenzula Regular
Price - ₹4,500
Zenzula Melody
Price - ₹5,000
KaZula
Price - ₹5,500
Kalimba
Price - ₹10,000
Cigar Box Kalimba
Price - ₹8,000
Tongo Mini
Price - ₹4,500
Tongo Medium
Price - ₹5,000
Bass Tongo
Price - ₹8,000
COMMON INQUIRIES
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our handcrafted thumb pianos, custom tuning, care instructions, and studio practices.
Not at all. Most Zenzulas are tuned to scales that sound harmonious no matter which notes you play. Simply pick it up and start exploring. Children, complete beginners, and experienced musicians alike are often surprised by how quickly beautiful sounds emerge.
Yes. The instrument is intuitive, safe, and easy to play, making it popular with both children and adults. Many families enjoy playing together, and children often discover melodies long before they learn any musical theory.
Each instrument has its own personality.
Mini – Compact, sweet sounding, and wonderfully easy to play.
Regular – Deeper, more resonant, and especially suited to relaxation and reflection.
Melody – Expanded note range for playing tunes, songs, and more complex melodies.
Kazula – A two-tier instrument inspired by traditional African Mbiras, offering greater harmonic and melodic possibilities.
Tongo – Rhythm-focused, earthy, and percussive. Built for groove and movement.
Mini – Compact, sweet sounding, and wonderfully easy to play.
Regular – Deeper, more resonant, and especially suited to relaxation and reflection.
Melody – Expanded note range for playing tunes, songs, and more complex melodies.
Kazula – A two-tier instrument inspired by traditional African Mbiras, offering greater harmonic and melodic possibilities.
Tongo – Rhythm-focused, earthy, and percussive. Built for groove and movement.
Every Zenzula is handcrafted in our Bombay workshop. From shaping the wood and preparing the resonator to tuning the notes and applying the artwork, each instrument passes through human hands many times before it reaches its new home.
Because no two pieces of wood are identical and no two instruments are produced on an assembly line. Variations in grain, colour, artwork, and character are part of what makes each Zenzula unique.
Most Zenzulas are crafted from Teakwood, selected for its durability and warm acoustic character. Depending on the instrument, we also use Rosewood, Red Cedar, natural wood veneers, and other carefully chosen hardwoods. Each piece of wood has its own grain and personality, making every instrument unique.
Yes. Many Zenzulas can be customised with colours, designs, symbols, and personal themes. If you have something specific in mind, we would be delighted to discuss it with you.
Yes. The metal tines can be adjusted and re-tuned using a tuning tool or bare hands. While every instrument arrives professionally tuned, many players enjoy exploring alternative tunings as they become more familiar with the instrument.
The video below will guide you through the simple process of tuning the Zenzula and keeping it sounding its best.
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The video below will guide you through the simple process of tuning the Zenzula and keeping it sounding its best.
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Under normal use, yes. The instruments are built to remain stable for long periods. Like all musical instruments, occasional re-tuning may be required depending on climate, travel, and playing habits.
Electro models contain a built-in pickup that allows the instrument to be connected directly to an amplifier, sound system, recording interface, or effects pedals. They are ideal for live performance and studio work.
Many people are naturally drawn to the instrument’s warm tones, rich overtones, and gentle resonance. While we make no therapeutic claims, players often describe the experience as relaxing, grounding, meditative, and deeply enjoyable.
The Zenzula belongs to the same family of instruments commonly known today as Kalimbas. Its deeper roots, however, lie in the ancient African Mbira tradition, which inspired the design and philosophy behind the instruments we create.
Every Zenzula is handcrafted in Bombay, India.
Yes. We want people to genuinely connect with their instrument. Please refer to our Returns Policy for details regarding eligibility and return periods.
Yes. Zenzulas have found homes across the world, from living rooms and classrooms to recording studios and retreat centres. We carefully pack and ship our instruments internationally, and tracking details are provided whenever available.
If you’re unsure whether we ship to your country, simply get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
Every Zenzula is packed with the same care that goes into making it. Instruments are individually protected to ensure they arrive safely, whether travelling across town or across continents.
Because each instrument is handcrafted, we see packaging as an extension of the experience rather than simply a shipping necessity.
Absolutely.
Many Zenzulas are purchased as gifts for birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, graduations, new beginnings, or simply to let someone know they are loved. We would be delighted to include a handwritten personalised message with your order at no additional charge.
Simply include your message when placing the order.
Yes. Selected models can be personalised with a name, date, short message, or meaningful inscription.
Personalised instruments often become treasured keepsakes and make particularly memorable gifts. If you have something specific in mind, contact us before placing your order and we’ll discuss the possibilities with you.
A Zenzula makes a thoughtful gift for people of all ages because no musical experience is required to enjoy it. It combines art, music, craftsmanship, and personal expression in a way that few gifts can.
Whether given to a child discovering music for the first time, a musician exploring new sounds, or someone who simply appreciates beautiful handmade objects, a Zenzula often becomes something that is kept and cherished for years.
The name Zenzula was inspired by the calming, reflective quality of the instrument’s sound. Over the years, many players have described the experience of playing a Zenzula as peaceful, grounding, and almost meditative. The name grew naturally from that feeling.