Djembe Drum

These handcrafted percussion instruments are more than just instruments; they are the embodiment of cultural heritage, craftsmanship, and the primal rhythms of the earth. Made from premium materials - Built to last and deliver rich, authentic tones.

Create a vibrant pulse with the wide top Djembe Drum, each come with designs on the skin. Djembe drums originate from West Africa, particularly the Mali region, and are known for their distinctive goblet shape and rich, resonant tones. Djembe drums are widely used in various musical traditions, particularly in West Africa, and have gained popularity worldwide due to their versatility and unique tones.

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Elephant Djembe Drum – Diameter: 12cm, Height: 20cm £12
Buddha Djembe Drum - Diameter: 13cm, Height: 25cm £15
Chakra Djembe Drum - Diameter: 17cm, Height: 30cm £22
Tree of Life Djembe Drum - Diameter: 18cm, Height: 40cm £30
Hamsa Djembe Drum - Diameter: 22cm, Height: 50cm £55

The Elephant on the drum's skin is an artistic feature that adds to the drum's aesthetic appeal. Elephants hold great cultural significance in various African societies, often symbolising strength, wisdom, and resilience.

The Buddha design on the drumhead is an artistic element that adds a unique and spiritual dimension to the instrument. Buddha, a central figure in Buddhism, represents enlightenment, peace, and wisdom.

The Chakra design on the drumhead introduces a spiritually significant element to the instrument. Chakras are focal points of energy within the body, according to certain spiritual traditions. Each chakra corresponds to different aspects of one's physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

The Tree of Life is a widespread symbol across various cultures and spiritual traditions. It often represents the interconnectedness of all life, the cycle of life and death, and the continuous renewal of existence.

The Hamsa, also known as the Hand of Fatima or the Hand of Miriam, is a palm-shaped amulet that is believed to protect against the evil eye and bring good fortune. It's a symbol recognised in various cultures and spiritual traditions. Larger Djembes like this one tend to produce deeper, more bass-rich tones