Originally a traditional, african instrument, shekere / Djabara is nowadays widely used in Latin America, too. It is a dried and emptied gourd, with beads, seeds or small shells woven into a net all around it.

It is played by shaking it and hitting the lower, uncovered part of the gourd. Its sound is very loud and high-pitched. Generally used by women in traditional bands.

This model is a powerful one, with plastic beads to avoid breakage in the long run.

Diameter: 7,5" to 9"

Motifs and colour depend on the cratsman’s inspiration! So do not expect your shekere to be strictly identical to our photo.