Sagattes, sagates (word of Arabic origin) or zil (Turkish origin) or cymbalettes finger cymbals are a percussion instrument consisting of two pairs of small cymbals placed on the fingers (thumbs and middle fingers of each hand). You need two pairs of sagattes to play it. They are widely used in music and oriental dance in Egypt and Turkey. The dancers and dancers of the Roman Empire already played sagattes. The sagattes are used to accompany oriental musical formations or oriental dance steps. The sagattes are played by women (dancers) for example in the Baladi style, but also by men (dervish dancers). Some Egyptian musicians play sagattes in traditional orchestras and sagattes can also be heard in modern popular music such as shaabi. Djoliba offers you various qualities, from study to pro. You will surely find sagattes at your fingertips!