Maracas
Classic Mexican style maracas with a traditional hand painted design.
- Natural seed-pod maraca-style shaker
- Wooden handle with cotton binding, some have feathers on the top
- Beautifully decorated depiciting animals, plants or local patterns
- Made in the remote Peruvian amazon by the Shipibo tribe
- Sold singly
- Overall length approx 23cm (9")
- Egg shaped head approx 6 x 4.5cm
Please note, new design does not have feather on top.
Fun pair of egg maracas with short handle.
Each size loaded with different weight for different tones.
Great for schools, music groups and aspiring young musicians
Sold in Pairs
A soft sounding Maracca with a turned handle.
Nice and light to hold and easy to shake for a good sound.
13cm long assorted colours.
Sold Individually
| Pair of oval wooden maracas, flower finish, red, 16 cm (6.3") Material: Poplar (handle) and birch (shaker) Length Overall: 16 cm (6.3") Finish: Flower Colour: Red |
- Natural seed-pod maraca-style shaker
- Wooden handle with cotton binding, some have feathers on the top
- Beautifully decorated depiciting animals, plants or local patterns
- Made in the remote Peruvian amazon by the Shipibo tribe
- Sold singly
- Overall length approx 30cm
- the actual seed pod size varies as they are all unique but around the size of an orange if not larger
Please note, new design does not have feather on top.
LP Matador Maracas are great maracas for any style or player. The rounded shells and fill give these maracas a crisp, light sound and their size is great for smaller hands or for light studio work. The wood handles and black plastic shells make the LP Matador Maracas durable instruments for any use
- 6" / 15,24 cm
- Plastic
- Ergonomically Shaped
- Clear and crisp tone
- Any hollow body of wood, metal, plastic or even vegetable origin, can be filled with small seeds, pellets or gravel and shaken to musical effect
- The most famous is the maraca used in South American countries
- More recently, new innovatory or hybrid shakers have been produced especially by Pearl and Meinl











