AFRICAN KETTLE DUM ALSO KNOWN AS BOWL DRUM OR BARA
18.000 K.D
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Product Details
This object is an antique or vintage traditional kettledrum (often referred to as a tribal hand drum or kettledrum), widely found across traditional cultures in East Africa (such as Ethiopia), the Middle East, and parts of South Asia.
Key Characteristics:
Body construction: A deep hemispherical bowl or pot made of clay, earthenware, or hammered metal.
Drumhead: An animal skin membrane tightly stretched over the opening.
Support cage: A protective casing woven from leather thongs, rattan, or heavy cordage that surrounds the base and incorporates integrated carrying loops or handles.