Handcrafted in Matun Village, Luoyang — where 80% of China's large drums are made by hand jack.tang@qiatuodrum.com
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Talk to the People Who Build the Drums

No contact forms, no ticket queues, no call centers. Your message goes straight to the workshop in Matun Village — and Jack Tang replies within 24 hours with a real quotation.

Why Buyers Trust the Workshop

Built Where China Builds Its Drums

80%of China’s large drums are crafted in Matun Village
11drum types under one workshop family
1 yrwarranty on shells, heads, hardware and stands
24hreply — pricing quoted offline, one-to-one
Make It Easy

Five Things That Speed Up Your Quote

Include any of these in your first message — the more Jack knows, the sharper the quotation.

Drum Types

Eleven to choose from — lion dance and dragon drums, tanggu, war and flat drums, waist, chest, kids’ sets, storytelling, flower pot, fan drums, sanjuban and team-building kits.

Sizes & Quantities

From 16-inch practice sets to 2.5-meter ceremonial drums — rough numbers are fine.

Paint, Logo or Print References

A sketch, a photo or a brand color code — anything that shows the direction.

Target Date & Market

When you need them and where they ship — it shapes the packing and documents.

A Reference You Like

A drum you saw somewhere — a photo is enough for us to price something close to it.

Straight From the Floor

No Studio Tricks

The same shells, racks and packing lines your order runs through.

Chest drums lined up for a wholesale order at QiaTuo
Chest drum line, ready for packing
Lacquered drum shells waiting for custom paint at QiaTuo
Lacquered shells, before custom paint
Chrome rings and lugs fitted on red drum shells at QiaTuo
Chrome fitting, before heads go on
Finished red drums stacked in the QiaTuo workshop
Finished stock in the workshop
Kids early-learning drums packed for a school program
Kids drum line for school programs
Untreated raw wooden drum shells at QiaTuo
Raw wood shells, before finishing
One Message

One Workshop. One Reply in 24 Hours.

Sizes, quantities, a photo, a rough idea — anything works. Jack Tang turns it into a formal quotation.

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