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PP2124 - Percussion Plus Honestly Made Shipibo shaker Default title
PP2124 - Percussion Plus Honestly Made Shipibo shaker Default title
PP2124 - Percussion Plus Honestly Made Shipibo shaker Default title
PP2124 - Percussion Plus Honestly Made Shipibo shaker Default title
PP2124 - Percussion Plus Honestly Made Shipibo shaker Default title
PP2124 - Percussion Plus Honestly Made Shipibo shaker Default title

Percussion Plus Honestly Made Shipibo shaker

Product code: pp2124

Barcode: 5056318308135

RRP £10.00 (inc. VAT)

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Key product features

  • Crafted in Peru using traditional methods and materials
  • Creates a lovely percussive shaker sound
  • Beautifully decorated, depicting animals, plants and native art
  • Made by the Shipibo tribe located in the remote Peruvian amazon
  • Designs vary, making each one unique
  • Responsibly sourced
  • Description
  • Reviews


Introducing the Percussion Plus Honestly Made Shipibo shaker

Responsibly sourced and versatile, the Shipibo shaker is the perfect addition to any percussive ensemble, and great for teaching young musicians about traditionally made instruments.

Featuring a beautiful design which varies with each shaker, a feathered top and a wooden stick to hold, it is easy to play and creates a lovely percussive shaker sound.

The Percussion Plus Honestly Made Shipibo shaker is sourced using Fair trade principles. See below for more information about the Honestly made range of musical instruments from percussion plus.


These items are musical instruments, not toys, and there may be many small parts on, or in, some of them. Younger players should use them with supervision.



About the Shipibo tribe

The Shipibo shaker origins are from the Shipibo tribe located in the remote Peruvian amazon, with the intricate designs of the shakers often depicting their animals, plants and native art.


 

Percussion Plus Honestly Made products are manufactured in independent family workshops that are too small to join Fair Trade groups or are located in countries that do not have such organisations. These suppliers and their subsidiaries all follow Fair trade principles which include:

  • Agreeing a fair price Use of recycled materials
  • Paying significant amounts upfront
  • Being loyal and reasonable in all dealings
  • Prioritising smaller suppliers over large factories
  • Manufacturing methods that do not damage the environment