This beautifully crafted set of large, resonant Dunduns, traditionally sold as a set of three, includes sizes of 10", 12", and 14", offering a slightly smaller option than the other set. In this set, the drum body is covered with beautiful West-African fabric. Known for their deep, powerful bass, they provide focus and rhythm for groups of djembe drummers and more.

Each drum in a traditional dundun set has a different tonal range based on its size, adding depth and variety to the ensemble sound: 
 
Dununba - the largest drum, producing a low, bass-heavy sound.
Sangban - mid-sized, with a moderate pitch and role in both rhythm and melody.
Kenkeni - the smallest, creating higher tones and sharper accents.
 
Made with durable cowhide drum heads for added strength, each set comes with stick beaters, which is how they are meant to be played. A bell that can be attached to the drums is provided in the set, adding an extra layer of sound to your play.
 
The wood, Tweneboa, is a sustainable West African Cedar of the very best quality and also a lightweight wood compared to hardwood alternatives, making the dunduns easier to carry. The drum bodies are decorated with vibrant West African fabrics, each set featuring a variety of patterns. Due to the uniqueness of these fabrics, the drums may differ from those pictured, adding a distinct touch to each set.
 
Unlike factory-made versions, these genuine fair-trade drums are handmade in Ghana by professional musicians, designed to be played and loved.
 
Every drum is handcrafted by skilled musicians we've partnered with for over 20 years, supporting and preserving ancient Ghanaian musical traditions.
The instruments are all individually handmade, rather than mass-produced in factories.
The body is made from sustainably sourced Tweneboa, a fast-growing wood, obtained under licence from the Ghana Forestry Commission.
Every drum is carefully tuned before being sent to you.
 
If you're looking for a genuine drum with heart, heritage, and a beautiful sound, this is it.