Musical instruments

It features a large calabash gourd covered with cowhide, serving as a resonator, and a long neck with 21 strings—11 played by the left hand and 10 by the right. The kora is often intricately decorated with leather and metal studs, giving it a striking, artisanal appearance. Known for its rich, harp-like sound, it is commonly used by griots

This is a traditional wooden slit drum, intricately carved with symbolic patterns and figures, likely from an Indigenous culture. The cylindrical body features a hollowed-out section with a handle-like protrusion, adorned with stylized animal and geometric designs, reflecting cultural significance and craftsmanship.