Hand Percussion

Easier to play than the traditional hand castanets, yet creates the same crisp sound.

The notched surface is scraped with metal thimbles (included) worn on the player's fingers. 

14" colorful guiro from South America. Draw the stick across the carved notches in the wood to produce a distinctive "rasping" sound. 

From Woodstock. Great basic metal playing spoons with a plastic grip for ease of playing.

8" Bones are the oldest instrument on earth, after the human voice. Made of cocuswood. 1 pair.

This Latin American Guiro is in the traditional fish shape. Made of fine wood and hand painted.

8" wood tambourine, 5 pr jingles with skin head.

This Latin American Shaker has beautiful wood construction filled with beads and hand painted with bright colors. Creates a fuller sound than maracas.

Bright crisp sound with handle to make it easy for children to play.

A great sound for Latin, jazz, fusion, & rock. 3 steel balls strike a metal bar to emulate a cricket. From Latin Percussion.

From Latin Percussion. 4 1/4 " diameter.

From Latin Percussion. 2 3/4"

9" (Indonesia). Sounds like rain when shaken.

Make a big robust snap! Hardwood. 15".

Plastic, 7½".

Also know as a Bakita, Thelevi, or an Asalato. Clack or shake the seed-filled wooden balls. 1.75". From Bali.

with mallet. 8"

Eco-friendly bamboo. 5", 1-pr.

5.5" head

6"