Evoking a captivating visual rhythm an Adinkra symbol from Ghana graces this djembe drum.

This authentic panpipe is called a zampona - the flute of the Andes that dates back to the Inca empire.

Inspired by rich mahogany wood Ading designs this handsome saron (a type of xylophone) also called gangsa jongkok.

Enjoy the sweet melodies of Indonesia with this hand crafted bamboo flute.

Standing together abstract figures like flying buttresses support a drum.

Made Sudiasa serenades nightfall with the sweet melodies of this bamboo flute. He carves it from seasoned bamboo carefully selected to ensure sound.

Named for the Bakongo people of Zaire this beautiful djembe is crafted by Ghana's Eric Darko.

A sonorous masterpiece this bamboo flute is crafted by Bali's Made Sudiasa.

Wonderful authentic Djembe drum from Ghana by Joseph Kwadjo Aboagye.

Carved in delicate silhouette a hibiscus blossom recalls sunny days on tropical shores. Khoirul Anam imbues this jambe drum with tropical mystique.

A burst of color accompanies every beat of this extraordinary djembe drum. First used in Benin for voodoo rituals djembe drums now enliven celebrations around the world.

Softly curving shapes flow softly amid patterns of vertical repetition. Khoirul Anam recalls the textures of Indonesian textiles in a design of great peace.

Samuel Coleman crafts a handsome djembe that he names Fontomfrom. In Ghana the traditional Fontomfrom dance is performed by people from the royal family.

An inviting landscape enhanced by a vibrating sunset make of this djembe drum a visual delight with a strong rhythmic cadence.

In the Akan language nsroma means star its warm glow sculpted on this djembe by Samuel Coleman.