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Delivery EstimateA dynamic design and richly-carved surface distinguish this handsome drum by Samuel Coleman. Its merging Ashanti biakuye symbols express unity and oneness. The kpanlogo drum is a revered element in the music and culture of the Ga tribe in Ghana's Greater Accra region, marking the rhythm for the traditional kpanlogo dance. However, its characteristic deep, loud sound makes it a popular instrument throughout West Africa. Coleman crafts this beautiful drum of tweneboa wood, affixing its calfskin drum head to wooden pegs with stout ropes. It is burnished to a rich sheen with brown and mansion polish.
An ideal gift for the world music aficionado, its joyous rhythms fill any environment with the spirit of biakuye.
- 5.90 kgs
- 13.0 lbs
- 60 cm H x 48 cm Diam.
- 23.5" H x 19" Diam.
- Tweneboa wood
- Instrument Rating: Beginner quality, intended for casual use
- Made in Ghana.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Ghana
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Sammy
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12/22/2016
"ITS ONE OF THE PIECE I ADMIRE"
ITS ALL ABOUT AFRICAN RYTHEM
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Unity, Wood kpanlogo drum
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Waffa
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10/17/2020
"Proudly displayed in my livingroom"
I have this precious African drum displayed on the wall on a stand for all to see. I have had many compliments and everyone has been impressed with the craftsmanship and quality of the drum. I am very pleased with the purchase and it was well worth the money that was spent for it.
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Allen
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09/21/2019
"Djembe"
I love it. Not only is it a wonderful piece of art.it is also fun to play.
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Racquel
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02/03/2017
"What a Beautiful Suprise"
I received this djembe drum after about 1 month from my order and I am blown away by the quality of the drum. Its wonderful to know that I have a piece of art thats been made with love and care over something manufactured in a factory. Money spent on art is money well-spent and I am happy my money has gone to a real person with true mastery of his craft. highly recommend this drum to anyone who wants a unique and genuine djembe from Africa. The sheepskin is also such an interesting texture and very unique to this drums tyle. love it!
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Good Soul, Hand Crafted Wood Djembe Drum
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Sammy
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12/22/2016
"ITS BEAUTIFUL CRAFTED"
CAN BE USED BOTH BY PROFESSIONALS AND BIGGINNERS
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Sammy
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12/22/2016
"PROFESSIONALLY BEAUTIFUL"
THIS COULD BE USED BY PROFESSIONALS AND BIGINNERS
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Microcredit Financing
Samuel Coleman has received 4 microcredit loans with 0% interest from Kiva and Novica, the first for $200 and the most recent for $500. Proceeds were used to purchase materials for crafting his traditional African drums.
Confronting Adversity
Samuel was out of work for over a year with his back condition. Because of his inability to work, he lost all of his assistants that help him in his production.
Caring for Children
Samuel has three children under the age of ten that he supports.
Write a review"Due to my interest in all things cultural things, I then decided to get involved in artworks, especially carving - drums to be specific."
"I was born on November 24, 1974. I stayed with my mother and started schooling at the Methodist primary school in town. I then moved to where my... read more
