Wood African Talking Drum
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Estimated to be delivered between 21/09/2026 - 26/09/2026
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Estimated to be delivered between 29/09/2026 - 10/10/2026
Description:
Experience the rich cultural heritage of Africa with this beautifully crafted wood talking drum. Ideal for music enthusiasts and cultural events, this drum produces rich, resonant sounds that are perfect for performances or personal enjoyment. A unique gift for those who appreciate traditional musical instruments.
Features:
- Crafted from high-quality wood for durability and authentic sound.
- Rich, resonant tones make it ideal for performances and cultural events.
- Lightweight design allows for easy handling and transportation.
- Perfect for music enthusiasts looking to explore traditional African rhythms.
- A unique gift for anyone who appreciates cultural heritage and musical artistry.
Additional Info:
- finish_type : wood, size : 8 x 16, style : Large, color : Large, material : Wood
- Mahogany shell: Meinl talking drums are carved from a solid piece of mahogany and offer unmatched tonal range and resonance
- Hand selected goat skin heads: The heads are secured and tuned by spanning nylon ropes, which are squeezed to bend the notes of the drum to offer warm tone for both high and low pitch
- Wooden striker included: The drum includes a curved wooden beater in order to play the instrument with proper technique and achieve optimal sound quality
- Carved design: The shell is formed into an hourglass shape and decorated with a hand-carved motif in an earthy design
- Traditional sound: these drums originated in West Africa and are still used today in the music of the Yoruba people



