Green Decorative Djembe Drum Artisan Crafted in West Africa 'Green Invitation to Peace'

"The Bambara people of Mali suggest the djembe drum gets its name from the saying, Anke dje, anke be which translates as 'everyone gather together in peace' - thus defining the djembe's purpose. Christopher Nyasafo celebrates this legendary style of African drum with this decorative mini-djembe, in black and green. He hand-carves the goblet-like shape of the drum from tweneboah wood, and gives a weathered appearance to the leather drumhead, which is affixed with iron rings wrapped in cotton."