Crisp sound ♪ Linden seeds and coconut shell shekere! African ethnic instrument / shaker

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This is a very rare and unique traditional instrument, a shekere (shaker), made from a coconut shell and rudraksha seeds.

Both materials are hard, so when shaken, they produce a very crisp kakka-kakka sound.
The wood grain of the handle is also beautiful, making this a gem that will captivate you with its natural atmosphere.

Length: 23.5 cm, Diameter: 11 cm
This is a very rare item, so please take this opportunity to acquire it!


A traditional folk music instrument originating from West Africa (Yoruba people). It is a percussion instrument made by weaving a net of plant seeds, beans, beads, shells, etc., around a large hollow gourd.


Rudraksha are seeds of the Bodhi tree, under which Buddha is said to have attained enlightenment. Rudraksha are said to ward off bad luck and attract happiness.

Shipping will be via courier service.
Please do not negotiate the price.

We look forward to your purchase.

Chekere, Cabasa, Maracas, Jabara, Yabara, Percussion