E-Drum - United States
The E Drum - a sort of mini Dumbek - measure around 6-7" x 8-9".  Created with hand thrown pottery techniques, they come in many types of glazes as well as hand painted finishes. One technique for playing the E Drum is to hold the drum in one hand while holding the mallet in the other - This works best if you're seated. Hit the drum and move the drum downward over your lap. This will produce a change in pitch or glissando effect. The E Drum comes with a piano hammer mallet and a padded gig bag. Large Picture.

Ewe Drums - Ghana
Two types available. Carved or hoop and stave construction. Antelope skin. Peg tuning.
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*Set includes: Atsimevu, Kidi, Kagan, Sogo, Kroboto, Totodzi, Boba. Each set has a built in 5%-off reduction in price.

Finger Drum - United States
Standing about 10" high, The Finger Drum is a round jug shape with a flared neck or spout on top. The spout also has a 3" drum head glued to it with a sound portal on the side of the drum.  The drum can make fixed pitch and glissando sounds and is primarily played with the pointer, middle and ring fingers.  Its available in a glazed finish.
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Flower Drum - China
Double-headed pig skin. 6" diameter and 13" height. Plain red. Large Picture.

Fromtomfrom - Ghana
Carved drum with peg tuning. Fromtomfrom is headed with cowskin. Large Picture.

Gadzo - Ghana
Tall cylindrical peg tuned drum, cuts to a slender base. Antelope skin. This drum is played with hands or hand and stick. Large Picture.

Geng Gu - China
Double-headed goat skin.
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Goob-goobi - India
Very simple Indian folk drum. You twist the drum back and forth. There are beads attached to strings on either side of the drum, so when you twist it back and forth, the beads hit the drum heads. Large Picture.

Gudugudu - Nigeria
Small wood kettledrum played with two long thin rawhide sticks. Tuning paste on head produces two tone effect. Tuned with wood wedges against an iron ring at the base. Large Picture.

Hua-Pan Gu - China
Double-headed pig skin, with stand. Large Picture.

Igba (Short) - Nigeria
Short, stout open bottom tom-tom like drum from eastern Nigeria. Slung from the shoulder, played with an included curved stick. Antelope skin, wedge tuning.
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Igba (Tall) - Nigeria
Tall, open bottom tom-tom like drum with wedge tuning. This Nigerian drum is headed with Antelope skin and is played with a curved stick (included).
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