Sacred Tools for Re-connection

The Shamanic Drum is the heartbeat of Mother Earth; a sacred medicine tool that helps connect us deeply with ourselves, and through its healing rhythms, help us reconnect with the land and attune to the rhythms of nature.

It is our mission, in these times of great change, to enable and assist all those who are looking to connect more deeply with themselves, with others and with the spirits of the land, by crafting these sacred tools that will help them to do so on a deep and powerful level.

It is also important to us to bring together communities of drummers and all those who are looking to connect with something deeper within themselves. Heron Drums has supported Shamanic Drumming Circles around the country and helped them to establish themselves and share the simple yet powerful healing of the drum.

Quality Craftmanship

We have spent years mastering our craft to create the highest quality Shamanic Drums and ceremonial tools, and Jonathan Weekes is known around the world for the quality and integrity of his work and all his crafts.

Our drum making materials are chosen for their high quality and careful craftsmanship from ethical and sustainable sources to create Shamanic Drums sacred medicine tools that will last in their beauty and power.

We believe in the quality of the medicine tools that we craft, and believe that you will enjoy your journey with them for many, many years, All of our Shamanic Drums come with a two year guarantee

Ethics and Sustainability

At Heron Drums, we strive to be responsible and sustainable in our choices of where we source our materials and how we operate as a business, from the Shamanic Drums we craft right down to the packaging.

This extends beyond the practical considerations, and includes our spiritual ethics. Our Shamanic Drums are birthed in ceremony to honour the animal and the tree, and to create these tools from a place of gratitude and respect.

We also seek to give back where we can to organisations and charities that support the First Nations and Indigenous peoples from where these drum making traditions come from, and those that support and protect our environment, wildlife and ecosystems.