Ghana djembe - Cheap djembe
Ghana djembe
The Ghana djembe is a cheap djembe with all the essential technical qualities of the best djembes. The wood used for its manufacture - the tweneboa - comes from eco-managed forests.
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DJEMBE 563979,17 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 563891,67 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 563775 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 563687,50 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 563579,17 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 563487,50 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 563383,33 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 5632100 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 557583,33 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 5574100 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 557187,50 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 557091,67 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 556975 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 556887,50 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 556779,17 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 556679,17 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 556583,33 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 556483,33 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 556183,33 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 556083,33 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 555775 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 554283,33 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 544795,83 € the djembe
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DJEMBE 542895,83 € the djembe
The Ghana djembe is also light, as tweneboa is a lower density wood than those generally used to make a Malian or Guinean djembe.
Due to the low cost of production of this wood, the price of the Ghanaian djembe is relatively low, but also due to the use of braided ropes for mounting the djembe, which are cheaper than the pre-stretched halyard.
These particularities do not alter in any way the robustness of the djembe. However, we advise against mounting a very thick skin on this kind of djembe so as not to risk deformation of the shell.
The decoration of the Ghanaian djembe is also very diverse: engraving of animal scenes or Akan and more particularly Ashanti motifs, use of a transparent protective glaze to enhance the natural colour of the wood, or dyes to give the djembe its colour.
These djembes are made by specialised workshops located at the handicraft centre in Accra (Ghana).