
Dovul is a traditional Uzbek percussion instrument that belongs to the drum family. It consists of a round wooden frame covered with animal skin and produces deep rhythmic tones essential for folk music and ceremonial performances.
Dovul is typically played with the hands or using one or two sticks. It is commonly used alongside other instruments like Karnay or Surnay in weddings, festivals, and public gatherings, providing the foundational beat of many traditional compositions.