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African Musical Instrument Atlas Shekere Gourd Shaker with bead Traditional $15.00

African Musical Instrument Atlas Shekere Gourd Shaker with bead Traditional

$15.00

Bucara By Atlas Shekere, Gourd Shaker Approx 7inch in size. Gourd body with seed beads Model No: AP-L660

Traditonally made shekere A diverse array of percussive effects Size varies due to different size gourds.
Product Specifications Made in: Ghana

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Dimensions 35 × 18 × 18 cm
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