HAND PERCUSSION

Our natural rainsticks are handcrafted in Chile and produce a mystical sound like rain trickling. After the plentiful Capado cactus plant lives about 6 decades it dies and dries out, and ...

Our natural rainsticks are handcrafted in Chile and produce a mystical sound like rain trickling. After the plentiful Capado cactus plant lives about 6 decades it dies and dries out, and ...

Our natural rainsticks are handcrafted in Chile and produce a mystical sound like rain trickling. After the plentiful Capado cactus plant lives about 6 decades it dies and dries out, and ...

Our natural rainsticks are handcrafted in Chile and produce a mystical sound like rain trickling. After the plentiful Capado cactus plant lives about 6 decades it dies and dries out, and ...

Our natural rainsticks are handcrafted in Chile and produce a mystical sound like rain trickling. After the plentiful Capado cactus plant lives about 6 decades it dies and dries out, and ...

Our natural rainsticks are handcrafted in Chile and produce a mystical sound like rain trickling. After the plentiful Capado cactus plant lives about 6 decades it dies and dries out, and ...

Our natural rainsticks are handcrafted in Chile and produce a mystical sound like rain trickling. After the plentiful Capado cactus plant lives about 6 decades it dies and dries out, and ...

Our natural rainsticks are handcrafted in Chile and produce a mystical sound like rain trickling. After the plentiful Capado cactus plant lives about 6 decades it dies and dries out, and ...

Our natural rainsticks are handcrafted in Chile and produce a mystical sound like rain trickling. After the plentiful Capado cactus plant lives about 6 decades it dies and dries out, and ...

This gourd shaker is traditionally known as the axatse (ah-HOT-say) in Ghana, and is also known more generically as a shekere (SHEH-kuh-ray). Each dry, hollow calabash is hand selected fo...

Have twice the jingle fun with this woven double caxixi (ka-SHI-shi) from Africa Heartwood Project. Inside the reed pods the crafters have placed seeds, pebbles, and metal bottle caps, wh...

This single-pod caxixi (kaa-SHEE-shee) shaker is hand woven using brightly colored reed, hard gourd base, and pebbles and seeds. The single basket size is well suited for smaller hands. I...

This family of three gankogui (gon-koe-KWI) bells is great for larger ensembles, bell pieces, and classroom settings. The gankogui, also known as agogo bell, double bell, or hi-...

Also known as a thumb piano, the kalimba (kuh-LIM-buh) is derived from the more complex South African mbira, and is played by plucking the keys with the thumbs of each hand whilst holdin...

This set of 3 ksink-ksink is made of thicker aluminum sheeting in a tear drop shape, giving a good sound without too much extra movement. The ksink ksink (sink-sink or KUH-sing KUH-sing),...

This uniquely designed set of 3 ksink ksink rattles is ideal for medium to standard size djembes, and features a star shape in the middle of the fan. The ksink ksink (sink-sink or KUH-sin...

The African sistrum is based on the ancient Egyptian percussion device used in ceremonies and rituals. The Africa Heartwood Project sistrum is made of strong reeds, metal wire, and recycl...

Create the earthy sound of the forest with this Togo Seed Rattle by Africa Heartwood Project. The hard, thick Togo seeds are connected with sturdy rope on a lathe turned Odum wood handle....

The medium Alo (AH-loe) bell is the most common size as a stand-alone bell, producing a full, melodious single note when struck with the lightwood beater. This standard size Alo bell is a...

The aslatua (ah-SLAH-too-uh) is a unique hand percussion toy that will capture your attention with its tricky polyrhythm. This simple instrument (also known as aslato, kashaka, cascas, te...

The Adenkum (ah-DEN-koom) gourd calabash instrument is used by Ghanaian women to accompany their social songs and chants. Adenkum songs incorporate specific movements and sounds from the ...

If you could mix a guiro, vibra-tone, and wawa pedal you would get this crazy percussion toy we call the African Slider Guiro. By sliding the gourd over the carved ridges in the cane body...

The large Alo (AH-loe) bell produces a deep, sustained cow bell sound, similar to the gankogui bell. The Alo bell originally comes from Nigeria, but is also used traditionally among the ...

the dynamic sound of this small Alo (AH-loe) bell will add authenticity and range to your African music or drum ensemble. The Alo bell originally comes from Nigeria, but is also used trad...