Drum with double membrane. Wooden cylinder - the outside with line decoration in brown - both openings of which have been spanned with the drum skin - painted white with the same decoration in brown as on the wooden cylinder. Top color and decor almost completely gone on one skin. The edge of the skins attached to a wide ring. Outside this, on both sides, is another and coarser ring, to which is attached the string which, with a very sparse braid, joins the rings to each other and with which the skins are tightened. Between the rings to which the skins are attached eight more similar rings. Date: 1892 (acquisition by the museum). Place of creation: Suriname. Collection: The National Museums of World Culture.
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