Small African Drum Table Decor Wooden Hand Carved Display Drum Home Decor Office Decor Museum Decor Vintage Decor African Hand Drum Decor

Small African Drum Table Decor Wooden Hand Carved Display Drum Home Decor Office Decor Museum Decor Vintage Decor African Hand Drum Decor Gift

1. Long-lasting color, elegant, fine texture, beautiful appearance, curated for appreciation. It is a decoration and a good conversation piece among relatives and friends.

2. West African solid wood carvings are African art with rich features. Display small hand-carved decorative wooden drum. West African artisans use environmentally friendly wood to make handmade drums.

3.These drums are very light, but durable enough to enjoy for many years. This is exactly what you need for your office, den, study, library, studio, museum, home office, living-room, class-room, etc.

4. Multi-functional home decoration, table-top or display stand. Very suitable for decoration or African cultural decoration. The wooden material is light, easy to install and place, suitable for bar and home decoration.

5. It is easy to set-up, with a flat base.

HOW WE SHIP.
Shipping: We ship your item securely with DHL Express Shipping or GhanaPost. You will receive a Tracking Number to track your package to your door. Most orders are processed and shipped with-in 2 business days. Most orders are delivered with-in 7 - 10 business days.

Type name: Solid wood hand carved and hand painted African mask decor
Style: West African
Application: Walls, shelves, mantels, TV cabinets, bedside tables, tables, wall cabinets, etc.
Each mask is painted with black primer, and then artistically painted with uniquely designed vibrant colors.
Color: As shown
Material: Sese (Holarrhena wulfsbergii) and Tweneboa (Cordia millenii) Wood
Size: Large
Approx. Height: 7.2"
Approx. Width: 5.2"
Approx. Depth: 5.2"

Package Contents:
1 x African Drum

Only the above package content.
Note: Light reflection and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing.

Understanding drums from Africa:

To highlight the varied forms of drums across Africa and to encourage research about the different cultures from which they came.

In museums, African drums are displayed as objects as examples of African aesthetics and creativity.

When carving a drum, the artisan does not attempt to recreate the features of a drummer, but to reproduce an idea of the qualities or character of the drummer.

This enables the addition of other features, often dancers, which are not actual representations, but stylized forms intended to convey the spirit of the drummer in relation to the spirit of the drum.

Certain artisan carving techniques have been passed on from generation to generation as certain groups request drums familiar to them.