Ngoma (also called engoma or ng’oma or ingoma) is a generic name for drums used by certain Bantu populations of central, eastern-central, and southern Africa. This ngoma comes from east Africa (possibly Tanzania or Kenya), and is made of a hallow wood log, which is covered with cow skin on both ends that are connected by leather straps to create tension on the drumheads.
wood
8in
9.75in
8in
Donation
Feb 20 2019
Austin Friends of Folk Art