Kashaka/Asalato Shaker
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Bill of Materials
- 5mm Paracord x 1:
Description
The Asalato or Kashaka is a simple percussion instrument originating in West Africa with a rich history in many parts of the world. Playing is simple, but mastering it is a challenge. Skilled players can play polyrhythms while singing along.
Assembly is easy. You simply need a sets of shells, some 5mm paracord, and some rice, chopped filament or desiccant beads. The shells screw together to keep your beads contained.
Other names are Kosh Kash, Kosika, Kesskess, Doppelrassel
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