Novica Drums
Wood djembe drum, 'Thanksgiving'
Superbly crafted of tweneboa wood, this elegant djembe drum features wave motifs that flow around the upper portion. Geometric zigzags adorn the base. Nana Adu Amankwapam I names it Aseda II, or "Thanks" in the Akan language, as such drums play a vital role during festivals.
Merchant: NOVICA
Wood djembe drum, 'Give Thanks'
Superbly crafted of tweneboa wood, this elegant djembe drum features wave motifs that flow around the base. Nana Adu Amankwapam I names it Aseda, or "Thanks" in the Akan language, as such drums play a vital role during festivals.
Merchant: NOVICA
Djembe drum, 'Drum Love'
Guinea's musical traditions inspire Abubakari Alhassan to design this spectacular djembe drum. Djembes set the beat for dancing during special feasts and ceremonies.
Merchant: NOVICA
Djembe drum, 'Together in Peace'
Ernestina Oppong Asante celebrates friendship as she carves vivid images on the body of this djembe drum. She calls this model Biakoye, which is the Akan term for "unity." She exemplifies this with the carved images of people sharing a meal together, peacefully and amicably.
Merchant: NOVICA
Djembe drum, 'Soar High'
The musical traditions of Guinea inspire Abubakari Alhassan to design this spectacular djembe drum. Djembes set the beat for dancing during special feasts and ceremonies. Alhassan carves the drum from local tweneboa wood featuring a house on one side, and an eagle on the other.
Merchant: NOVICA
Wood bougarabou drum, 'Faces'
Beautiful stylized faces peer from a warm, wooden surface; they symbolize unity. Carefully hand-carved from tweneboa wood, they grace a drum by Nana Adu Amankwapam I. This traditional percussion instrument has its origin in northern Ghana.
Merchant: NOVICA