Double Rhythm Shakers, Handwoven from Elephant Grass (Traditional Percussion Instrument)

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Double Rhythm Shakers, Handwoven from Elephant Grass (Traditional Percussion Instrument)

Double Rhythm Shakers, Handwoven from Elephant Grass (Traditional Percussion Instrument)

Hand-braided elephant grass percussion instrument

    Hand-braided double shaker from Ghana

    Elephant grass, calabash, and natural seeds for a warm sound

    Versatile for percussion, workshops, movement, and communal music-making

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    Germany: €5.99 – free shipping on orders of €60 or more.

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    The average delivery time is approximately 10 working days .


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    Description

    These traditional shakers are made from handwoven elephant grass and feature a base made from dried calabash. Inside are natural seeds that produce a clear, warm sound when shaken. The instrument is handcrafted in Ghana and is often used in cultural ceremonies, street music, and community celebrations.

    The design with two connected baskets offers comfortable handling and allows for different playing styles, from gentle rhythmic accents to clear, driving beats. Ideal for music, workshops, movement sessions, or simply for bringing rhythm and joy into everyday life.

    Material: Elephant grass, calabash, natural fibers
    Color: Mixed green, red, and gold (hand-dyed, slight variations possible)
    Origin: Ghana, handmade
    Note: Each piece is unique and may vary slightly in color, pattern, and sound intensity.

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