This Baga drum features an adorable llama like animal. The drum is made from carved wood and is topped with a leather drum skin. This drum would be an excellent conversational piece in any home. This is an oversized item that requires a shipping quote – please inquire.
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The Baga people live amid the southern swampy lands of the Guinea Atlantic coastline. According to oral tradition, they originally lived along the interior highlands but were driven westward by their neighbors. The name ‘Baga’ is believed to have come from the phrase ‘bae raka’, meaning “people of the seaside”.
Read more about the Baga here.
Mammalian Figural Baga Drum 46″ – Guinea – African Art*
$375.00
1 in stock
| Type of Object | Figural Drum |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Guinea |
| Ethnicity | Baga |
| Material | Wood, pigment, leather |
| Approximate Age | Unknown |
| Height | 46" |
| Width | 11" |
| Depth | 18" |
| Weight | 19lbs |
| Overall Condition | Minor imperfections and wear and tear. Possible previous repairs. Inquire for more information. |
| Tribe Information |
Tribe Information
About the Baga People
The Baga people live amid the southern swampy lands of the Guinea Atlantic coastline. According to oral tradition, they originally lived along the interior highlands but were driven westward by their neighbors. The name ‘Baga’ is believed to have come from the phrase ‘bae raka’, meaning “people of the seaside”.
Read more about the Baga here.
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