Handtracks
Handtracks are a type of handcrafted, traditional musical instrument used primarily in West African music, particularly in the Yoruba culture of Nigeria. They are typically made from a single piece of wood, such as mahogany or ebony, and are known for their distinctive sound and craftsmanship. The instrument consists of a wooden body with a series of strings that are plucked to produce sound. The strings are usually made of gut or synthetic materials and are tuned to specific pitches.
Handtracks are often used in traditional ceremonies, festivals, and social gatherings. They are played by a
The craftsmanship involved in making handtracks is highly regarded, with each instrument being unique and often