TRADITIONAL DJEMBES

The traditional djembes I offer here, were made in Burkina Fasso, West Africa. Each djembe is different, hand carved with one piece of "afzelia lingue" or "afzelia africana" wood, with geometric decoration. The drumhead is made with skin of common African goat, and is tuned with a single interlaced rope of great resistance, with the help of iron rings.

These djembes have been made by expert African musicians. They have used the best materials. They have choosen very carefully appropriate thickness goat skins, without fat or fissures.

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nº 91

nº 98

nº 109

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nº 114

nº 120

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nº 126

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nº 128

nº 129

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nº 131

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nº 134

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nº 136

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nº 138

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nº 141

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nº 143

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nº 145

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Sound of traditional djembe number 24 (sold)
Sound of traditional djembe number 91
Sound of traditional djembe number 98
Sound of traditional djembe number 109
Sound of traditional djembe number 112 (sold)
Sound of traditional djembe number 114
Sound of traditional djembe number 120
Sound of traditional djembe number 140 (sold)
Sound of traditional djembe number 141
Sound of traditional djembe number 142
Sound of traditional djembe number 143
Sound of traditional djembe number 144 (sold)
Sound of traditional djembe number 145
Sound of traditional djembe number 146 (sold)


SHIPMENT OF DJEMBES WITH THE POSTAL SERVICE

Shipping one djembe to Spain costs 16 euros, and takes from 3 to 6 days to arrive.

Shipping one djembe to any other country of Europe costs 65 euros, and takes from 10 to 20 days to arrive.

Shipping one djembe to any country of America through economic mail costs 80 euros, and takes from 30 to 60 days to arrive.

Shipping one djembe to any country of America through air mail costs 135 euros, and takes from 10 to 20 days to arrive. 

For other destinations, please ask me.


If you want to see a method to tune traditional djembes, please clic here

One CD of Traditional African Music for free when you buy a djembe.

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