Tajobla - Maestro Bickram Ghosh Signature Series Cajon

The Gappu Tajobla is a one-of-a-kind hybrid percussion instrument created in exclusive collaboration with tabla maestro Bickram Ghosh. It combines the structure and playability of a cajon with a tonal philosophy deeply influenced by Indian tabla percussion.

Bickram Ghosh is one of India's most celebrated tabla virtuosos, a Grammy-nominated percussionist who has collaborated with international artists across jazz, classical, and fusion genres. The instrument's tonal character, body proportions, and sound profile were developed to reflect his deep understanding of Indian rhythm and resonance.

The Tajobla is a cajon in form and tabla playing technique. You place it infront of you and strike the 3 sided tapa with bare hands, its tonal identity is heavily influenced by tabla acoustics. The wider body dimensions (13 × 17 × 21 inches, versus the standard 13 × 13 × 21 inches of a regular Gappu cajon) create tonal complexity reminiscent of tabla sound

Yes. The Tajobla is built to a premium handcrafted standard with a birch tapa and precision-engineered body construction that performs reliably both on stage and in recording environments. Its wide-body resonance expands bass and tonal depth adds textural richness to acoustic and fusion productions.

The Tajobla is a wider-bodied (13 × 17 × 21 in) collector-grade instrument with tabla-inspired tonal design and a Bickram Ghosh artistic collaboration at its core. It is not designed to replace any regular-sized cajons; it is designed for musicians exploring the intersection of global and Indian rhythm traditions.