File:Afri-can guitar (2009) developed and commercialized by Graeme Wells (1961-2008, Cape Town, South Africa), and Igogogo (2007) by Shiyani Necobo (Zule people) - MIM PHX (2022-04-06 02.02.34 by Terry Ballard).jpg
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![File:Afri-can guitar (2009) developed and commercialized by Graeme Wells (1961-2008, Cape Town, South Africa), and Igogogo (2007) by Shiyani Necobo (Zule people) - MIM PHX (2022-04-06 02.02.34 by Terry Ballard).jpg](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5e/Afri-can_guitar_%282009%29_developed_and_commercialized_by_Graeme_Wells_%281961-2008%2C_Cape_Town%2C_South_Africa%29%2C_and_Igogogo_%282007%29_by_Shiyani_Necobo_%28Zule_people%29_-_MIM_PHX_%282022-04-06_02.02.34_by_Terry_Ballard%29.jpg/347px-thumbnail.jpg?20220415024917)
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Categories:
- Oil can guitars
- Musical instruments of South Africa
- Afri-can guitar
- Graeme Wells (luthier)
- 2009 instrument productions
- Culture of Cape Town
- Igogo
- Shiyani Necobo (luthier)
- Zulu people
- 2007 instrument productions
- Zulu music
- Musical instruments made from recycled objects
- Recycled instruments in the Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix)
- Guitars in the Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix)
- Africa and Middle East gallery in the Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix)
- Musical Instrument Museum (Phoenix) images by Terry Ballard