This is another cousin to the Ashanti atompan, the same type as the other Fanti atompan on this page. This one measures 33 1/2" tall and is also covered with tribal symbols. Like the Ashanti atompan on this page this drum is genuine, old and exceptional. Please click on the image to see 2 more views of this beautiful drum.
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14 1/2" tall. Click on the photo for a closeup of the top. The other side of the top has a mask almost identical to the side shown.
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22" tall. Click on the photo for a closeup of the top.
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This beautiful, authentic balafon is a real professional musical instrument. It measures 44" long x 7" tall at the wider end x 17" wide at the longest key. Please click on the photo for another view of this fine balafon.
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This is genuine musical instrument, used, but in excellent condition. It measures 52" long x 20" tall at the tallest point, on the wider end x 27" wide at the longest key. Please click on the photo for another view of this exceptional balafon.
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This is the only Bete drum of this quality I have ever seen. The extraordinary nature of this drum is due to its excellent condition and very fine intricate carving which covers it. This drum is 31" tall. Please click on the image for another view of this superb scultural object and a closeup of the beautiful detail.
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This tall old ceremonial drum measures 38" tall. Please click on the image for another view of this great drum.
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This is a close cousin to the Ashanti atompan. This one measures 34 1/2" tall and is covered with tribal symbols. Like the Ashanti atompan on this page this drum is genuine, old and exceptional. Please click on the image to see two closeups of this fabulous object. The drum bears the inscription, carved into it, "Kwekuewuah A Ghnaa".
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This fantastic genuine old used ceremonial drum is quite rare. It measures 41" tall. This is the most beautiful example of such a drum I have ever found. Please note the black and white photo of two boys attached to the drum in a wooden frame carved as part of the drum. Painted on the drum in the center of the 4 central breast is the inscription, "by Play Boy Mankessim". The drum is adorned with tribal symbols evoking proverbs, each of which is meant to impart a lesson to the people of the community. Please click on the image for a closeup and another view of this extraordinary object.
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