Sabar Drums: Sabar drums are the traditional drums of Senegal, played at all occasions. There are seven different sabar drums in a family. They are from Dimba wood and goat skin which attached with wooden pegs and braided around the edges. Sabar drums are played with a stick in one hand and the other bare hand.
Price: $150 - 400


Talking Drum: Original tama drum from Senegal. A two sided drum made of lizard skin, played under the arm to change the tension on the skin while using the stick to make the most amazing sounds.
Price: $75-100

 
Coutirou Drums: These drums originate from Cassamace, the southern area of Senegal. Coutirou drums are similar to sabar drums and are played the same way.
Price (in order as as shown): $200, $100, $150 or $400 for the set


Djun Djun: The djun djun family is made of three different sizes. From smallest to largest is the kenkeni, sungbah, and dunumba. These drums are double sided made with dimba wood and cow skin and played with sticks. The djun djun is responsible for keeping the rhythm during performances.
Price (smallest to largest): $200, $300, $400 or $700 for the set.