Drum Circle Heartwood Djembe (Hair-on) - 13x24

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MSRP: $228.00
$189.99
(You save $38.01 )
SKU:
TD13H
Brand:
Africa Heartwood Project
UPC:
680912033664
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Product Overview

The Drum Circle Djembe by Africa Heartwood Project is designed to offer a budget drum for the beginner drummer whose priority is to get a playable djembe for the lowest possible price. These are real djembes, handcarved in Ghana, and are suitable for a drummer who is interested in recreational rhythm making. These drums are typical of what you would find at an open-air market in Ghana, are likely the type of drum-souvenir most tourists take home with them after a holiday in Africa, and is an improvement on most drums exported from Indonesia. They tend to look exotic but lack some of the quality details that finer djembes built for technical drumming have. The size is standard for an adult drummer, about 12-13" head X about 24" tall. This drum features a medium redwood stain with a deep-carved village scene including an elephant, hut, and tree, with hair left on the goat skin head, and black rope. The hair on the skin significantly changes the sound of the djembe by dampening all overtones, which reduces volume and makes for a very dry, staccato sound response. Exact size and style will vary from photos above, but will be similar.

* Hand-carved from a solid Mansonia wood using traditional methods in Ghana, West Africa, sealed to prevent cracking
* Strong natural African unshaved goat skin, never bleached, with custom fitted rings (2 top, 1 bottom), with ledge for bottom ring
* Durable black rope for loops and verticals with extra tuning rope wrapped, and well-shaped bearing edge for playing comfort
* Each drum is hand tuned before packing, with tuning knots started - Ready to play right out of the box!
* Built in Africa by African cultural artisans supported by non-profit Africa Heartwood Project

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