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Three drums, two sticks, and a whole country keeping time.

This drum sticker stacks three tall hand drums in front of a green outline of Nigeria, with NAIJA BEATS spelled out underneath. It is a small square of rhythm for people raised on Nigerian music and for those who found it later and stayed.

The design: drums, notes and a map-shaped backdrop

Up front stand the three drums, the biggest one leading the group. Their dark red-brown shells are ribbed from top to bottom, and each cream drumhead carries a dark spot at its center. A pair of wooden drumsticks lies across them, one reaching in from the left and one from the right.

Behind them is a solid green shape with a black outline: the country drawn the way a poster artist would draw it, angular and simplified. A dark halftone burst and thin rays push outward from the drums, and music notes in gold and black, some single and some joined in pairs, fly up across the green among a few tiny stars and dots.

All of it sits on a flat mustard-yellow square whose cream edges look rubbed and worn, like a concert bill that has spent years on a wall. Along the bottom, the two words of the name run in tall, narrow capitals with a dark outline and gold stripes inside every letter. Naija is the everyday, affectionate word for Nigeria, so the line reads as a plain statement of where the rhythm comes from.

A square sticker with a neat white edge

  • The white kiss-cut border keeps to the square and rounds off its corners
  • The vinyl lets nothing show through, which is handy for covering paint or an earlier sticker
  • It smooths down quickly and leaves no air bubbles behind
  • Made of durable vinyl for items in regular use
  • Clear dust and grease off the spot before you stick it down

Who it's for

Drummers and percussionists, Afrobeats listeners, Nigerians living far from home, and second-generation kids who learned the songs at family parties. Ideas for where it could go: a laptop lid, a hard instrument case, a practice journal or a studio door. Add it to a graduation card for a music student, or send it as a welcome-home note to someone just back from a trip home.

Quick answers

How much of each size option does the art fill?

All of it on the three square choices, because the picture is itself a square. Pick 15″×3.75″ and the same square, about 3¾″ per side, lands at the center of that sheet.

Which kind of drum is shown?

No particular one. They are drawn as tall hand drums in a poster style, and the sticker names no instrument, maker or model.

Does it mention a band, a festival or a city?

No. The only printed words are the two in the name, so no artist, record label or event is attached to it.

Is the map shape geographically exact?

No. It is a stylized outline meant to be recognized at a glance, not a map to measure from.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

Size guide

WIDTH (inches) HEIGHT (inches)
3″×3″ 2.97 2.97
4″×4″ 3.97 3.97
5.5″×5.5″ 5.5 5.5
15″×3.75″ 15 3.75

WIDTH (cm) HEIGHT (cm)
3″×3″ 7.54 7.54
4″×4″ 10.08 10.08
5.5″×5.5″ 13.97 13.97
15″×3.75″ 38.10 9.53

Drum Sticker – Naija Beats Hand Drums and Music Notes Retro Poster Art

Regular price $13.95 USD

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For anyone whose heartbeat falls in step the moment Nigerian percussion starts up.

Why it keeps the beat

  • Rhythm with a home address — percussion, soaring notation and a homeland outline say exactly where your favorite sound was born.
  • Covers the old layer — nothing shows through this film, and it settles flat without a wrinkle of trapped air.
  • A beat for the band room — tuck one in with a new pair of sticks for a student, or post it to a cousin overseas.
  • 3″×3″
  • 4″×4″
  • 5.5″×5.5″
  • 15″×3.75″

Free US shipping · Easy 30-day returns · US delivery usually 5–12 business days

Three drums, two sticks, and a whole country keeping time.

This drum sticker stacks three tall hand drums in front of a green outline of Nigeria, with NAIJA BEATS spelled out underneath. It is a small square of rhythm for people raised on Nigerian music and for those who found it later and stayed.

The design: drums, notes and a map-shaped backdrop

Up front stand the three drums, the biggest one leading the group. Their dark red-brown shells are ribbed from top to bottom, and each cream drumhead carries a dark spot at its center. A pair of wooden drumsticks lies across them, one reaching in from the left and one from the right.

Behind them is a solid green shape with a black outline: the country drawn the way a poster artist would draw it, angular and simplified. A dark halftone burst and thin rays push outward from the drums, and music notes in gold and black, some single and some joined in pairs, fly up across the green among a few tiny stars and dots.

All of it sits on a flat mustard-yellow square whose cream edges look rubbed and worn, like a concert bill that has spent years on a wall. Along the bottom, the two words of the name run in tall, narrow capitals with a dark outline and gold stripes inside every letter. Naija is the everyday, affectionate word for Nigeria, so the line reads as a plain statement of where the rhythm comes from.

A square sticker with a neat white edge

  • The white kiss-cut border keeps to the square and rounds off its corners
  • The vinyl lets nothing show through, which is handy for covering paint or an earlier sticker
  • It smooths down quickly and leaves no air bubbles behind
  • Made of durable vinyl for items in regular use
  • Clear dust and grease off the spot before you stick it down

Who it's for

Drummers and percussionists, Afrobeats listeners, Nigerians living far from home, and second-generation kids who learned the songs at family parties. Ideas for where it could go: a laptop lid, a hard instrument case, a practice journal or a studio door. Add it to a graduation card for a music student, or send it as a welcome-home note to someone just back from a trip home.

Quick answers

How much of each size option does the art fill?

All of it on the three square choices, because the picture is itself a square. Pick 15″×3.75″ and the same square, about 3¾″ per side, lands at the center of that sheet.

Which kind of drum is shown?

No particular one. They are drawn as tall hand drums in a poster style, and the sticker names no instrument, maker or model.

Does it mention a band, a festival or a city?

No. The only printed words are the two in the name, so no artist, record label or event is attached to it.

Is the map shape geographically exact?

No. It is a stylized outline meant to be recognized at a glance, not a map to measure from.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

Size guide

WIDTH (inches) HEIGHT (inches)
3″×3″ 2.97 2.97
4″×4″ 3.97 3.97
5.5″×5.5″ 5.5 5.5
15″×3.75″ 15 3.75

WIDTH (cm) HEIGHT (cm)
3″×3″ 7.54 7.54
4″×4″ 10.08 10.08
5.5″×5.5″ 13.97 13.97
15″×3.75″ 38.10 9.53
Naija Beats drum sticker, 5.5″×5.5″: three hand drums on a green map shape, shown with a stars-and-stripes napkin and flowers
Drum Sticker – Naija Beats Hand Drums and Music Notes Retro Poster Art

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