This fun percussion instrument is like a mix between the Egyptian musical sistrum and the tambourine. The single handle flares into a pair of curved forks with four sets of bottle cap groups. When moved back and forth, this double sistrum shaker creates a mellow sound with more volume than the African sistrum. Covered by our warranty, this tambourine features: * 11″ pairs of woody forks connected with wire and reed * Four sets of 3-5 flattened bottle caps * Handcrafted using natural and recycled materials in Ghana * As a handmade product exact appearance may vary from photos Your purchase of this native instrument support the efforts of non-profit Africa Heartwood Project. By connecting with traditional world music culture, you’re also contributing to a meaningful cause–helping provide Village Water Projects and Orphan Support to West African communities in need.
Features
- AUTHENTIC HANDMADE INSTRUMENT: Crafted in Ghana by skilled artisans, this double sistrum shaker combines the traditional design of the Egyptian sistrum with the vibrant sound of a tambourine.
- ENHANCED SOUND WITH DOUBLE FORKS: Features an 11″ handle that flares into two pairs of woody forks, each connected with wire and reed, providing more volume and a richer sound than the single sistrum.
- 4 SETS OF BOTTLE CAPS FOR UNIQUE RHYTHMS: Equipped with four sets of 3-5 flattened bottle caps, this African instrument delivers a distinct, mellow tambourine-like sound ideal for various music styles and settings.
- UNIQUE AND VERSATILE: Perfect for adding authentic African rhythms to music sessions, educational programs, or cultural events, this sistrum stands out among shakers musical instruments. Each piece is unique due to its handmade nature and recycled materials.
- SUPPORTS A MEANINGFUL CAUSE: Your purchase of this double sistrum shaker, an African musical instrument supports Africa Heartwood Project’s non-profit Village Water Projects and Orphan Support Programs. Enjoy knowing that your purchase not only connects you to traditional world rhythmic culture but also contributes to the sustainable livelihoods of artisans and their families in Ghana.
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