


Krin - voice of the ancients
The Krin – Voice of the Ancients, Rhythm of the Future
Also known as the African Phone, the Krin is more than a musical instrument — it is a timeless messenger of rhythm and tradition. Hand-carved from solid wood, this unique idiophone from Guinea resonates with deep cultural heritage and primal energy. Its hollowed body and precisely carved slits produce melodic, percussive tones when struck with wooden sticks, echoing the heartbeat of West African communities.
Traditionally used in ceremonies, storytelling, and communication across villages, the Krin speaks without words — delivering messages through rhythm, emotion, and spirit. Each strike connects past to present, invoking the wisdom of ancestors while inviting the world to listen, dance, and feel.
Whether in the hands of a master percussionist or a curious soul discovering its sound for the first time, the Krin remains a symbol of resilience, unity, and the power of rhythm to transcend borders.
Let it speak. Let it sing. Let it move you.
Key features :
Dimensions : Length : 20 inches , width : 6 1/2 inches
Wood : Bala wood
Sticks : 16 inches long , 1/2 inch thick
Weight : 10 pounds
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