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Top quality Goat Skins, Djembe Drum doumbek goatskins from Africa, Guinea, Mali, and Pakistan. Goat skin for doumbeks and hoop drums!

Mali Hair on Goat Skins

Medium to large goat skins, medium thickness generally. Two small Djembe drum heads or one large drum head in each goatskin.
Beautiful colors; predominately white and brown, some black, mottled, pinto, red or yellowish brown with dark accents.

These goat skins are selected early in the morning at the Bamako market. This selection is based on thickness, rejecting any skin with any faults such as cuts, holes, scars or buttons. At our workshop, skins are than cleaned of extra meat, grease, blood and soil and disinfected to kill bacteria. During the sun drying process, the skins are stretched to remove wrinkles. After drying, the outside parts are cut away and skins are stocked for International shipment.


Clean goat skin, with no dust or residue. Specify color and thickness preference on ordering.


These are the tough, beautiful African djembe goat skins that produce those firecracker slaps and clear tones you've longed for!



Never replaced a natural goat skin drum head before?
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African djembe drum Goat Skins heads hand selected skived, shaved, and with hair from the Ivory Coast, Guinea, Mali, and Pakistan. Calf skin for doumbeks and hoop drums

 Hand selected skin for your preferences- each  Buy five goat skins at a time  Stock up with ten goat skins
 $25.00  $110  $200
*Note: For $5 extra (select option while ordering) you can get
hand selected hides with spots that carry through on to the skin!



Mali African goat skins hand skived
Shaved Mali Djembe Goat Skins

the same great skins as at top, clean coarse shaved skins ready to head your drum.
     Now only $30.00!



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 Hand selected for your preferences- each  Buy five goat skins at a time  Stock up with ten
 $30.00  $130  $220



Specialty Skins
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guinea African goat skins hand skived or with black hair


Guinea goat skins
 Mostly classic black, mottled, and brown with black dorsal stripe, these are tough skins for cranked up lead drums! These vary in size from 18in. to 24in. wide. They are tough to come by, but if you go to all that work, why not the best?
$30 each
 Hand selected for your preferences- each  Buy five goat skins at a time  Stock up with ten
 $30.00  $130  $220



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pakistan shaved goat skin, drum skins for doumbeks and hoop drums
NEW    Goatskins direct from Pakistan

I've established direct connections with several Pakistan goat skin suppliers!
These are mainly used for doumbeks,
but I order large heavy weight goat skins for hoop drums and tie dying.
Available in 2" increments from 8" to 22"
  • 8" Diameter $5.00
  • 10" Diameter $7.00
  • 12" Diameter $9.00
  • 14" Diameter $12.00
  • 16" Diameter $16.00
  • 18" Diameter $19.00
  • 20" Diameter $23.00
  • 22" Diameter $26.00
  • 26" Diameter $32.00
  • 30" Diameter $38.00

Quantity discounts by phone on orders over $100
[ CALL 715-263-2756 ]


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African djembe drum Goat Skins heads hand selected skived, shaved, and with hair from the Ivory Coast, Guinea, Mali, and Pakistan. Calf skin for doumbeks and hoop drums

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 African djembe drum Goat Skins heads hand selected skived, shaved, and with hair from the Ivory Coast, Guinea, Mali, and Pakistan. Calf skin for doumbeks and hoop drums


People sometimes ask me, "Are these animals raised humanely using cruelty free methods?"

Both the goat skins from Pakistan and Africa come from cultures for which goats are the main source of meat and milk. As such they are treated as valuable assets for a family, and are generally freely grazed. They aren't killed for their skin, generally for meat and ceremonial use...nearly every cultural event requires a goat be killed and eaten to verify the importance of the event. In my book this is humane..they are neither kept confined, made to suffer, or disrespected...they are valuable parts of an agrarian culture and all parts are used.

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