Handmade African folk string instrument made from a natural gourd body with a stretched skin head. Features two wooden side supports, a simple wooden bridge, and leather wrapping at the top. Likely a decorative version of a West African ngoni or gourd fiddle.

• Natural gourd (calabash) body
• Skin soundboard with hand-drawn artwork
• Wooden neck with leather wrapping
• 2 strings (untested)
• Approx. length shown in photos (~55–60 cm)
• Vintage tribal/ethnic style
• Wear, cracks and imperfections present — see photos
• Sold as decoration or collectible. Not tested for sound.

A unique African handmade item for display or ethnographic collections.