Jamtown J002V Goat Hoof Rattles **DEMO**

DEMO MODEL: This instrument has been opened and typically used by an artist or group at a clinic or performance event (i.e. a State Educator show, or Industry Trade show booth. ) The instruments, with very few exceptions, are in original packaging. All DEMO models instruments still carry the full manufacturers warranty - but at a lower cost to compensate for the limited usage. All specifications and details are identical to the brand new versions.
Available while supplies last!

Goat hoof shakers from Bolivia produces a big, dry sound. The agricultural communities of Bolivia depend on the goat as a main source of food for both dairy and meat. As their ancestors did before them, the villagers cleverly apply all available resources to their daily existence. The hooves of the goats are clipped from milking herds and are then boiled and strung together on a fabric band to create ankle and hand rattles (fabric colors and clasp/strap style will vary). Traditionally used as an ornament of dancers, a popular accompaniment to pan flute music, and to keep the beat in songs.

To play the rattles, hold in your hand and shake using short arm motions. Experiment to discover the unique characteristics of your rattles.

Specifications:  Pair