Made in Kenya, this calabash is covered with white cowrie shells- once a currency in the region. Beautiful and functional. Size may vary- a lot!

The Native American Flute is the only melodic wind instrument belonging to the People of this continent and the only instrument indigenous exclusively to the United States. The Native American flute, while not common among all Nations, did indeed stretch from the west to the east. “Indian Love Flutes” have always been an important part of Native American culture. Decorated with soft leather strings and colourful beads. Made in Peru .

Snake design flute 60cm Made in Bali

This is an Indian String instrument. Squeeze the neck whilst strumming to vary the pitch. ....ah..deeply satisfying.

(Vietnam) This is a wooden clack with three very different pitches struck with a double headed turned stick.

Now supplied boxed, this beautiful xylo has a full octave of notes. Chill out! 17cm Made in Indonesia

(Gambia) This is a beaded shaker made from a gourd. It is used both by shaking and by rubbing the whole net of beads against the gourd.

(Gambia) Made of dried palm nut shells tied around nylon rope- a shaker

A highly decorated hand block. Inlaid mother of pearl motif of oriental flowers and creatures make this a very attractive piece. The rasp section is along one side and it comes complete with stick 20x5cm.

23x10cm

Boxed Viet xylo. 40cm

(Gambia) From the coast of West Africa this xylo or "balafon" is amplified by gourds suspended underneath the wooden keys, not tuned to the western scale!

(Gambia) With more than a full octave, this instrument goes way beyond its visual appeal. It's percussive,melodic, and lovely to play

25cm gong sold with beater (vietnam)

This djembe is a great size for the discriminating non-professional. New Lower Price!

An interesting percussion instrument with stick. Ideal for the rhythm section - tap or rasp in time with the music!15cm x 10cm

impressive pentatonically tuned wooden xylo or balafon strait over from Ghana. these are made by Christopher, our man in Accra...each key is labouriously dried for two weeks in a huge firepit to ensure the consistency of pitch.