We love trying new things! We are open to exploring scales we have not made before, but keep in mind our instruments do have limitations like impedances and size limitations. Contact us to discuss the details of your custom Hamsa Handpan!

We have completed instruments with 20 notes in the past, and are looking forward to exploring these extended scales more! Let us know what you have in mind and we will get to work!

I view these instruments as an open canvas to explore sound, and I see no reason why they should be any different visually. We offer a variety of finishes to make your instrument one of a kind. Being in Los Angeles, we have also had the opportunity to collaborate with some of the worlds most talents visual artists, utilizing their unique styles to personalize your Hamsa. Inquire within to see what artists are currently collaborating with us!

We ship nationally and internationally, fully insured.

The Hamsa workshop is located at Big Art Labs just outside of downtown LA. Please book an appointment ahead of time.

651 Clover St
Los Angeles, CA 90031

Yes, all Hamsas are extensively heat treated to prevent corrosion and stabilize the tone fields.

We have used both hand sunk and deep drawn shells for our instruments so far.

We love adding notes on the bottom of our instruments! They are a great way to add some versatility to your instrument.

We are currently only offering an apex/outtie.

Yes, please come by our shop, by appointment!

We welcome guests to the Hamsa workshop by appointment only.

We do offer tuning services for instruments other than Hamsa Handpans on a case by case basis, and have successfully tuned everything to come in our door so far. We have successfully Bells, Pantheon Steel Halos, PanART’s Hang, CFoulkes/Aethers, Innersounds, Tzevaots, Bali Steels, and many more makers.

We are 100% confident we can put your handpan back in tip top shape! Please contact us with a recent video of the instrument in question and we can go from there.

Depending on the maker and scale of the instrument, we are interested in certain high quality handpans.

We have partnered with Namana Bags to keep our instruments safe and protected! Check out the shop for more info!

Depending on how hard it is played, a tune up is recommended every 1-5 years. Extensive heat treatments are done to stabilize the tonefields prior to shipping so the instrument’s tuning should be stable for quite a while! Most of my work that is 2-3 years old has not needed retuning yet and is extremely stable!

Yes most damage can be repaired. Contact us with any questions or concerns!

If you need our help selling your Hamsa, contact us, we can help find a buyer from our list.

It is best to keep it out of direct sunlight. Its also recommended that it is not stored in its soft bag. Find a safe place away from unruly children, large pets, or randomly falling objects.

If you do plan to store it in the soft bag I recommend that the bag be left OPEN to prevent moisture from being trapped in the bag with the instrument.

Our instruments have been heat treated to protect against corrosion, and have not had any issues yet, but these instruments being made of steel are still prone to rust if not cared for properly.

I recommend a product called Froglube, some of which is included with each Hamsa. Take your provided microfiber cloth and rub a small amount of Froglube over the entire instrument. This treatment is needed every 2-8 weeks depending on your climate and humidity, how much you play the instrument, how it is stored, etc.

If you apply it with your microfiber cloth, then there will be some residual Froglube in it for quick wipe downs after playing. I generally wipe down my instruments with the cloth every time I am done playing to ensure no hand sweat stays on the instrument.

We produce roughly 40-50 instruments a year, focusing on quality over quantity!