COLLECTIE_TROPENMUSEUM_Bekertrom_van_hout_TMnr_4851-5.jpg
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| Nederlands: SlaginstrumentNederlands: Bekertrom van houtLocal name: Sangbai | |
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| Title |
Nederlands:
Slaginstrument
Nederlands:
Bekertrom van hout
Local name: Sangbai |
| Description |
Nederlands:
Het vel van deze bekertrom is op het tromlichaam bevestigd door middel van in net-vorm aan een hoepel geregen spankoorden van plantaardige vezels. De voet van de trom is open.
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| Date | before 1983 |
| Dimensions | circa 39,5cm (15 9/16in.) |
| Accession number |
4851-5
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| Notes |
Nederlands:
Culturele Herkomst : Kossa, Mende, Mendi- West-Afrika Functionele categorie : membranofonen, membranofonen, membranophones, trommen (functionele categorie) Geografische Herkomst : Sierra Leone Materiaal - hoofd : hout Materiaal - overig : leer, plantaardig vezel |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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