Talk:Aïyb Dieng

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[edit] Ghantam and chatan

Can we please have more explanation of the "ghantam" and "chatan"? It says here that "ghantam" is "hanging bells." Which culture is this from? "Chatan" is not explained but I think this is similar to the Indian "ghatam" (clay pot) or Nigerian udu (clay pot). Any information would be appreciated. Badagnani 19:50, 9 June 2006 (UTC)