Ennanga 19th century

"Ennanga" is a 19th-century Ugandan harp made of wood and animal skin. It is displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and features a curved wooden neck with a series of tuning pegs and a resonating body made of animal skin. The harp is a traditional musical instrument of Uganda, and the "ennanga" is a specific type of harp that is known for its distinctive sound.