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Around the edge of the calabash opening [are] six sewn-on round shell discs (originally probably eleven or twelve). Opposite the opening of the spherical resonator [is] a perforation. "6 reed shanks and 5 gut strings in one piece ... acquired at Kanda near Langenberg." from Ulrich Wegner: Afrikanische Saiteninstrumente, Staatliche Museen Berlin - SPK, 1984 (appendix object catalogue)
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End piece of a drum
chakhe
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chakhe
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Drum
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Clarinet with cylindrical tube with finger holes
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Piercing tongue shawm
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Clay flute
amajebe
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Vessel rattles
salamiya*
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salamiya
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Drum
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