Yoruba people originated the hourglass-shaped Bata drums from hardwood, featuring dual drumheads held by metal rings or tension ropes.
The Talking drum replicates speech tonal patterns. Its hourglass shape adjusts pitch via drumhead tension.
It is a versatile hand drum that produces various tones and is used by killed players to create intricate melodies.
Ngoma drums symbolize cultural richness. African societies use it for social gatherings, storytelling, healing rites, and ceremonies.
Originated by Mandinka and Djola groups, these are tall West African drums with deep, resonant tones and are used for cultural expressions.