Our partners around the globe.

Mario fell for the handpan in Barcelona and taught himself the craft by trial and error. Almost ten years on, he still makes only a few instruments a month, all by hand.

Oscar discovered the handpan in 2017 and teamed up with Nyoman, a local maker, to open a small studio in Bali. Every LIDAH handpan is shaped there by hand.

Johan Zaar has been building by hand in his small workshop since 2016. He loves exploring tunings like 432 Hz and works mostly with Ember steel.

Founded in 2015 and known for the Woodpan, where steel meets maple and olive wood. Every instrument comes with a lifetime guarantee.

Sander Hebbelinck studied handpan building for years before founding Telos in 2021. The name is Greek for ultimate purpose.

A family workshop. The founder found the handpan on YouTube in 2012, improvised his first tools and now builds at home with his children and a close friend.

Ralf van den Bor started Ayasa in 2013. The name is Sanskrit for iron, and Ayasa developed its own Ember steel, now used by makers all over the world.

Daniele Regano builds in a workshop that runs fully on solar power, and he founded the Canarias Handpan Festival.

Karol Wilmanski went from guitar to handpan, and now makes every Mayza instrument by hand in Poland.

Anatol met the handpan through street musicians in 2018. After a year of research and trial and error, he started building custom instruments.

Silviu's small workshop is built on friendship and craft. He works with Ember steel and retunes his instruments for free, for life.

A group of musicians and drummers who found the handpan in 2007 and teamed up with skilled artisans. Since 2016 every Battiloro is forged, tuned and polished by hand in Italy.

Four friends who set up a workshop in an old distillery after their first handpan arrived out of tune. They also bring the community together at the Hungarian Handpan Gathering.