The African Collection prides itself in offering genuine, high quality works of African craftsmanship, sourced mainly from sub-Saharan Africa.

We aim to source only unique, unusual designs, that are 100% handcrafted & always presented to highest standards of workmanship.

If you are not entirely satisfied with your product, we offer 100% no quibble, refund on all our products, provided they are returned in their original condition, within 14 days of receipt of delivery.

This is a beautiful, hand crafted african finger piano, traditionally known in the Mashonaland (Zimbabwe) tribesman as an 'Mbira or Kalimba'. These have been intricately carved for centuries by the Shona people, and are unique in their ability to create a beautiful, musical sound, when the piano keys are 'plucked'.

This piece is truly unique, and very intricately hand carved, from pure Msasa tree wood. The grain of the wood shows excellent detail, as well as the steel 'keys' giving it good character.

The Mbira has been used for centuries, in African Tribal music ceremonies. You will not be dissapointed with this stunning work of craftsmanship ! This Mbira is also properly tuned for genuine use, by the Shona man who made it for us, based in Zimbabwe.

• Measurements: 21 cm (Length) x 16cm (Width) x 2cm (Height).
• Texture: Good detail, natural wood grain evident throughout product surface, steel piano 'keys' well shaped & smoothed for easy playing.
• Colours: Light Pine-colour brown - genuine Msasa wood body & steel piano 'keys'.
• Product: Solid African Msasa wood / carved steel keys.
• Time period of craftwork: Handmade 20th Century.
• Tribal handiwork background: Shona men (Mashonaland Tribe - Zimbabwe), individually hand-crafted.

We wish you all the best with your bidding, on this beautiful work of African craftsmanship, an intricately & uniquely finished, rare African musical instrument.

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