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Cactus plant parts and small stones make rain. The cactus branches are harvested from dead plants in the national forests by government permit. The needles from the cactus are pounded through the shell in a barbershop pattern and clipped at both ends.

Easy to play. Just touch to lips and blow for the tropical sound of Bali. Ingenious reed design helps channel air. Hand-carved dragon design colored using coffee gounds - a technique suggested by the Jamtown Founder in the late 1990's.

Who Made It: Sin

Add a burst of rhythm to your life with our Music Egg Shaker Instrument! Perfect for musicians of all ages, this portable, lightweight shaker delivers a crisp, clear sound with every shake. Whether you're jamming in the studio, grooving at a party, or int

Cactus plant parts and small stones make rain. Small size with all the interesting aspects of larger models, including the needles which are pounded through the shell and then clipped. The stones bounce of the needles to make the rain.

Who Made It: Sin

From the Wingo tree, this nut is cleaned, dried, and filled with beans. Each is hand carved in the Shipibo tribe motif. Artwork you play! 

Who Made It: Since 1995, Jamtown has been fostering fair trade connections with artisans and co-operatives in low

It's an egg! This one is about the size of a XXL chicken-egg. Wooden shell looks and feels great.

Who Made It: Since 1995, Jamtown has been fostering fair trade connections with artisans and co-operatives in low-income communities worldwide. They proud