The Drum “ERIMA”
This drum is called “Erima,” it is central to the Kebhu cultural dance. It is unique because it is pitch changes depending on where you strike it—hitting the top lowers the pitch while hitting the side raises it.
Made from the skins of wild animals, the “Erima” is crafted with kob and antelope skins, with the top also featuring elephant ear skin.
The drum is hollowed from a tree log. It’s used for dancing, accompanied by smaller drums called “Dhidhi ra Ndha” or “Kele ra Ndha.”
These small drums add rhythm and complement the powerful sound of the “Erima” during traditional performances.
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