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A wide range of notes to compose, improvise, and explore the full depth of D Kurd.
Listen to this instrument440 Hz
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Listen to and compare all scalesTuning: 440 Hz
Color: Black
Free with this instrument
$152 worth of accessories included free with your handpan
Delivered between October 7 and October 10
We want you to feel completely happy with your choice. Take 30 days to get to know your handpan at home, explore its sound, and see if it feels right for you. If it doesn't, we'll give you a full refund.
A 12-note D Kurd handpan designed for creating rich melodies, building complete compositions, and exploring the full range of the instrument.
Its 12 notes let you develop varied musical phrases, move naturally from low to high notes, and combine rhythm, melody, and bass on a single instrument. It works just as well for slow, spacious playing as it does for more rhythmic and structured patterns.
D Kurd is one of the most widely played handpan scales, so tutorials, play-alongs, and backing tracks are easy to find online whenever you want to learn, improve, or simply discover new ideas.
Choose black, silver, or bronze, tuned to 440 Hz or 432 Hz.
It arrives ready to play, with a folding stand, a padded carrying bag, a rattan edge protector, and a cleaning cloth.
Shipping is free. 440 Hz models are delivered in 7 to 10 business days, and 432 Hz models in 10 to 15 business days. We will email you your tracking number as soon as your package ships. Each handpan is protected in its padded carrying bag and packed in a reinforced shipping box. See our delivery times for more details.
You have 30 days after delivery to change your mind. The instrument must be returned in its original condition with all included items. Your refund will be issued within 5 business days after we inspect the return. See our Returns & Warranty page for full details.
Every Sonant handpan is covered for 2 years against manufacturing defects and issues that may arise under normal use.
The warranty does not cover damage caused by impacts, drops, improper handling, moisture, corrosion, improper storage, modifications to the instrument, or normal wear and tear.
After each session, wipe your handpan with a soft, dry cloth to remove moisture and fingerprints.
Always keep your instrument dry and protect it from impacts, high heat, and heavy strikes. For more details on cleaning, storage, and protection, see our complete care guide.
D Kurd Handpan with 12 Notes
$879.00

Mar 14, 2026
The sound matches well
I was a little worried about how it would turn out ordering online, especially the sound... Honestly I'm really happy, it sounds like the videos that made me want to buy one in the first place.

Sep 7, 2026
Such an intuitive instrument
I originally bought it for myself, but my daughter started playing it too. She learned really fast and now she plays it really well. It's such an intuitive instrument.

Aug 12, 2026
Still perfectly in tune
Arrived in perfect condition, well protected in the case. I play with other musicians every week and it's still just as in tune.

May 15, 2026
Really happy with my purchase
Knowing I had 30 days to send it back is what made me finally go for it. In the end I kept it and I'm really happy with it, it sounds great.

Sep 21, 2026
No regrets
I had been thinking about ordering a handpan online for a while but I have no regrets. The sound is really great, it looks beautiful and it's very enjoyable to play.
The notes of a handpan are tuned to harmonize naturally. You can play freely without worrying about hitting a wrong note. Music begins to take shape from your very first touch.
You don't need to read music, know scales, or have played an instrument before. Start with a simple rhythm, repeat what sounds good, and build from there at your own pace.
Come home, sit down, and play for 5 minutes as the day begins to fade away. It's a simple ritual many players come back to, a little time to yourself guided by the rhythm of the notes.
D Kurd is one of the most widely played handpan scales, so tutorials, play-alongs, and lessons are easy to find online. If you want more structure, you won't have to figure everything out on your own.

We put as much care into your experience as we do into our instruments.
| What to expect | Sonant | Elsewhere |
|---|---|---|
| Hear the handpan before you order | Yes | No |
| Hand-tuned and checked before shipping | Yes | No |
| 2-year warranty on every handpan | Yes | No |
| Stand, padded carrying bag, rattan edge protector, and cleaning cloth included | Yes | No |
| Full measurements and the exact note list for every instrument | Yes | No |
| Free tracked shipping with no import fees on delivery | Yes | No |

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All of these notes are tuned to sound naturally harmonious together.
Take a closer look at the specifications of this handpan.
The joy of the handpan is even better when shared. Find inspiration in their melodies.
All three use the same D Kurd scale and are designed to harmonize naturally. The 9-note layout feels spacious and intuitive, the 10-note layout offers a balanced mix of melody and rhythm, and the 12-note layout gives you a broad range for richer compositions. The right choice depends on how you want to play, not on quality.
You only need a few notes to start playing and create your first melodies. Get comfortable with those, then gradually add the others to bring more variety to your music. You don't need to master everything from the start to enjoy your instrument.
440 Hz is the standard tuning reference. It's usually the most practical choice for playing with other musicians or backing tracks tuned to that reference. With the same scale, 432 Hz sounds slightly lower in pitch.
A handpan that is well made and played with care can hold its tuning for several years. To help preserve its tuning, play with a light touch, protect it from impacts, and avoid high heat.
We recommend playing with your fingers. Mallets can damage the tuned areas and put the instrument out of tune, especially if you strike too hard.
Yes, you can discover the handpan without having played an instrument or knowing how to read music. Start with a few notes, listen to how they work together, and try your first melodies. Short, regular sessions will help you get comfortable and progress at your own pace.
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