Originating from the Ga people of the Greater Accra Region in Ghana, Kpalogo are traditionally played by an ensemble of six, accompanied by djembes, dunun and bells. The drumhead is typically made from antelope or cow skin stretched over a ring on one end of the drum, and is tightened through the use of six wooden pegs

Standard............................ $425
Large w/ Kente Cloth....... $550

Guinean Kirin
Made from hardwood, these professioanl quality Kirin have a wonderful crisp tonal quality with several distinct notes across the instrument.

Country of Origin - Guinea
Material - Wood (Khadi), Lenke

Large - 50cm x 22cm ...................... $170
Medium - 40cm x 22cm................... $140

Senegalese Tama

Among the oldest instruments used by West African griots. The Tama of the Wolof people is typified by its smaller dimensions, producing the highest pitch of all Talking drums.

Approx 25 - 30cm long x 10 - 15cm di
Price.................................. $275

Hauser Kalango

The Talking Drum's name has been coined as the drums' pitch can be regulated to the extent that it is said to "talk". Comes with wooden striker and shoulder strap

Approx 45cms long x 20cm di
Price.................................. $180

Traditionally called Tamalan, these Ghanaian drums are versatile roving drums, with a great range of notes. Adjustable tension control

Approx 45cms long x 20cm di

Medium............................ $160
Large................................ $195