Hand Percussion

The wooden limbertoy, popular in Appalachia and dating back to Colonial times, is both a toy and a rhythm instrument.

Because of the sharp tone of this seed, these rattles can cut through the sound of many drums. Great for drum circles!

These Nigerian bells have a very distinct tone-- more like a cowbell than the Togo Gonkogwe bells, which have a brighter tone.

These Latin-American Maracas are constructed of the very finest imported hardwoods and are hand painted in brilliant assorted colors. 

This wooden two-tone agogo bell can be played by striking each tone block (high and low) or by using the handle of the mallet to scratch across the grooved surface of each block.

Wooden, half-circle tambourine. Easy to hold, good sound!  8"

Authentic native instrument from Nigeria.  8" w/striker.

These brass finger cymbals are very sturdy and have a lovely sound.

8", with hanger.

6-8" tall with 5" head, made in Indonesia

Handmade in India. It has a wooden clapper and a loud sound!

 Handcrafted in Mexico, each has a detailed hand-painted design. 8"

Includes a Story Card with background and playing tips. 6"

4". With stainless steel jingles. A higher, shimmering sound. With velcro strap.

Hand-etched gourd with goatskin head. Small stones inside the drum create the sound of ocean waves.

Hand-etched. 6 in. From Peru

Slap the ball to make the metal "teeth" rattle. Based on the traditional donkey jawbone rattle. 

Hold the handle and swing it around to make a loud ratchet sound. Try an accelerando and ritardando by controlling the speed.

This one-handed African castanet is ideal for directing an ensemble, as its high pitched cutting tone is easily heard over other instruments.