For sale: Hand made African jembe ✔️

Basic Information about the Djembe

Origin: The djembe is believed to have been invented in the 12th century by the Mandinka tribe of what is now Mali.

Construction: The drum has a distinctive goblet shape. Traditionally, it is carved from a single piece of hardwood and covered with goatskin.

Sound: The djembe is played barehanded, producing three basic notes of varying pitch: a deep bass note, a mid-tone note, and a high-pitched slap.

Cultural Significance: Historically, the djembe was used for communication over long distances, during ceremonies, rituals, and festivals, as well as to accompany dances and storytelling. The name "djembe" comes from the Bamana phrase "Anke djé, anke bé," meaning "all come together in peace."

Head diameter: 20 sm ( santimeter) ✔️

Hand made: Yes ✔️

Notes: hardwood type special for jembe ✔️

Notes: very good quality work+ hand made ornaments. Very good for sounding instrument, used like decor for home / studio ✔️

Condition: very good, full working ( pictured) ✔️

Important: used condition don't have warranty and not returnable, please write questions before payment ✍️✔️

Shipping: standard delivery time 3-5 working days ✔️

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Listed15 days ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
  • African jembe
Model
  • Hand made African jembe 20cm ( diameter)
Finish
  • Classic
Categories
Year
  • 80s-90s

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