To'ere is the name of the Tahitian drum that is constructed from a hollowed-out log of milo, kamani, kou (Polynesian native woods), or other hard wood. The to'ere is played by beating various rhythm sets on the log with a wooden cone shaped stick. The to'ere beat signals the Tahitian dancers' step changes and provides lively intricacy for the dance choreography and composition. To'ere come in sizes from a few inches in length to a few feet. Small to'ere also make nice gifts for children. The larger the to'ere' the deeper the sound.

This To'ere is made of Milo Wood and stands 30" tall and 5-1/2" wide.

The stick used to play the to'ere is a cone-shaped, finished piece of hardwood. The stick is held by the wide end and the narrow end beats the to'ere near the opening. This stick measures 16-1/2" long and is also made from Milo wood.

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