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mall Handmade Djembe Drum – Traditional African Musical Instrument

$45.00

Djembe drums – small. Drum is a traditional African
musical instrument. These djembes are entirely handcrafted. That
Drum surface is leather/leather and bottom made of animal hide
Made of solid carved wood with smooth or woven around
rope. Some designs are etched on the base and fabric
Cut along the top. These drums are popular in reggae and other music
Cultural music works. almost all in west africa
The ceremony is accompanied by a timeless and unique melody
with drums.

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Weight 0.78 kg
Dimensions 19.2 × 13 cm
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