KARIVA UDU

Percussion instrument, half aerophone, half idiophone. 

It comes from the Nigerian Igbo tribe. Originally, they were vessels used by women to transport water. They consider it a religious instrument. The Igbo tribe believed that when it was played, the voices of their ancestors could be heard. 

It is a very deep and interesting instrument.

The ceramic material used consists of four elements: air, fire, earth and water, allowing a timbre range of high quality natural sounds.

 

It is made according to the Igbo tribe tradition. 

The textured upper part can be used to obtain a rasping sound. 

It comes with stand.

 

Size: 38cm x 28cm / 15" x 11"