Antique African arched harp

Antique African arched harp, specifically identified as an ennanga from Uganda. 
It consists of a shallow wooden soundbox covered with a stitched leather membrane and a curved wooden neck. 
It typically features eight strings made of plant fiber or gut, which are tightened using wooden pegs. 
Small reptile-skin rings are placed beneath the tuning pegs; the strings touch these rings to create a characteristic buzzing sound. Such instruments were traditionally used by the Ganda people.
H29”xW8.5”
£45
Ref/03647