African Percussion Instrument Vintage Gift Basket Items - Drum, Clanger, Shakers

Description

African Percussion Instrument Vintage Gift Basket Items
Perfect gift for all musicians: drummers, percussionists, educators, collectors of African art, and anyone who enjoys making music and fun!
This is a custom lot of various vintage African percussion instruments collected during the 1980s and 1990s. We also sell these items individually and are able to create other custom packages.
Contents:
- 3 Sisal Bells of various size and color.
- 4 Whistles
- 1 Uko Belt
- 1 Kayamba
- 1 Manyanga
- 1 Shakarak
- 1 Triple Clanger
- 2 Single Clangers
*** BASKET NOT INCLUDED
*** These are handmade, custom items. There will be variations, but set will be very similar to the photos shown.
More information about the items:
SISAL BELLS:  Women across Africa hand weave baskets to carry a wide variety of objects.  Kamba women of central Kenya make these bells for sale mostly to tourists but they are also used by ceremonial dance groups with individual dancers holding at least one bell.  They are made from hand-twisted sisal and manufactured wool thread which is widely available and used in Africa for weaving clothing accessories.
WHISTLES:  Hand carved by men of the Kamba people of central Kenya.  The business of making wood carvings for sale to tourists began in Africa with native animal carvings in the 1950’s.  These whistles sound very similar to those carried by English police officers.
UKO BELTS:  Woven together with handmade natural fibers, the seeds of the
sapodilla
tree add background percussion in many dance ceremonies.  The
uko’
s can be belts, anklets, armlets or hand held clusters.  These were made in Nigeria.
KAYAMBA (the Kiswahili name):  These musical instruments are hand made by tribespeople along the Kenyan coast.  The materials are wood, reeds and stones.
CLANGER/DRUM:  These are used for percussion among many different musical and dance groups.  Made from goatskin, wood, string and pvc pipe.  The goatskin is remains from the many goats killed daily for food in Kenya.
MANYANGA (the Kiswahili name):  Made from tree branches not used for charcoal fires, scavenged bottle caps, wire and, if available, calabash gourds by men of central Kenya.
SHAKARAK (probably a permutation of “shaker”).  Used in a variety of musical events.  Made from calabash gourd, string, and local seeds. Ghana
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