They produce a greatly pure sound and were traditionally used to signal the beginning and end of meditation as well as Buddhist ceremonies.
They are made in bronze with different mantras and sacred Tibetan texts engraved.
Shaker made of plastic and natural skin. They can produce different patterns and pitch can be controlled by pressing harder or lighter on their skin surface. Usually played together to create a talking effect, they can be used for call and answer patterns in addition to standard shaker parts
Gentle, soothing, enchanting sound. It can be shaken or tapped rhythmically. Ritual instrument from the Andes or meditation, therapy and shamanistic practice. Handmade in Columbia.
Small percussion half rattle and half juggling game
It consists of two balls/rattles made from the Oncoba Spinosa tree, joined by a cord that is played with one of the two hands.
If you want one for each hand, you have to buy two units
Also known as Thelevi, Asalato or Keseng-Keseng
The Cas Cas is an instrument originating from Ghana
It is used to mark the rhythm.
The caxixi is a small Brazilian percussion instrument.
It is usually used in capoeira accompanying berimbao.
Handcrafted by Dirceu, Capoeira Master.
Wicker with seeds inside and calabash base.
Approximate length: 13.5cm.
Approximate diameter of the base: 7.5cm.
There may be slight differences in the finishes and dimensions of each piece.
You have a video below.
Large gourd with a plaited seednet and a free playing surface on the bottom, Cuban style. Bright, penetrant sound of the seeds, deep bass when the bottom is struck.
handle rattle.
3 juju seed shells closed with a braiding of colored yarn.
Filled with fine material.
Decorated with feathers.
Fine and relaxing sound.
Approx length: 23cms.
Macrame lattice with seeds or wooden beads enclosing a hollow gourd, 2 models, different sizes. Used by many percussion ensembles in Ghana, Cameroon, Nigeria etc. to energize their rhythms. A sound range from murmur to the roaring sea.
