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Musical Instruments & Games MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 109 Egg shakers These shakers are hand-painted in Bali using a special technique. The wood used is from the fast- NEW growing albesia tree, which grows to maturity in only 7 or 8 years. It’s often considered a ‘weed’ by local people, growing up everywhere whether it’s wanted or not. The PUJ3OPUJ3O [ egg rattle orange Note: Water-based paints, no lead tra ir de included. fa f PUJ3P ai e r tr a d egg rattlettle purplepurple PUJ3G egggg rattlerattle greengreen PUJ3BUJ3B egg rattle bluee PUJ3RPUJ3R egggg rattlerattle redred NEW RANGE PUJ4B PUJ4G PUJ4O PUJ4P PUJ4R egg rattle egg rattle egg rattle egg rattle with egg rattle with with handle with handle with handle handle purple handle red blue green orange 110 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - save the rainforest! Save the rainforest! The Amazon rainforest faces serious threats, and along with it, its unique TAR2114 [ pebble wildlife lost to cattle ranching, agriculture, matters turquoise development, logging and oil exploration. Deforestation brings more CO2 into the atmosphere, increasing global warming, [ NEW and a drying out of the forest. It’s vital we do all we can to save it. CIAPM04 shaker 8cm dia 2 macaws CIAPM04 shaker 8cm dia CIAPM02 2 macaws CIAPM00 shaker 8cm dia shaker 8cm dia toucan sloth CIAPM03 shaker 8cm dia CIAPM01 cockatoo shaker 8cm dia loro parrot CIAPM05 CIAPM06 CIAPM07 CIAPM08 CIAPM09 shaker 8cm dia shaker 8cm dia shaker 8cm dia shaker 8cm dia shaker 8cm dia poison tree frog capybara anteater jaguar spider monkey MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 111 Our rainforests need saving! These new shakers are from our Fair Trade suppliers in Peru. NEW CIAPM10 CIAPM11 CIAPM12 triple shaker triple shaker triple shaker 5.5/8/10.5 dia 5.5/8/10.5 dia 5.5/8/10.5 dia sloth anteater capybara amazon birds birds inc toucan 112 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - wind instruments Wind instruments Bamboo grows quickly, requires no irrigation, pesticides or fertilisers, sequesters carbon, and inhibits soil erosion, making it is one of the most sustainable materials there is for craft RZ1822 production. duck quacker, asst. cols. dots design, 13cm RZ1822BOX bestseller duck quacker, asst. cols. dots design RZ1811 set of 50 birdwhistle 14cm trad ir e a RZ1823 f duck quacker, asst. e fa d bright colours ir tr a 13cm bestseller RZ1823BOX2323BOXBOX duck qquacker,uacker, asst. bbrightright cocolourslours set of 50 S1701A swannee whistle 16cm length S0078A bamboo flute asst. cols. 30cm length S1700A r tr RZ1805 fai ad bamboo flute RZ1810 S0073A e 30cm length bamboo flute pan pipes, 6 tubes f a bamboo whistle i bestseller r e 35cm length 6cm length tr a d MKS1914 wooden kokiriko rattle 30x8x3cm RZ202 wood football rattle eco fr ie n dly MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 113 Percussion instruments The craftsmen and women of Bali have a wealth of skills and MR\ "#$ chimes, and a very popular coconut thumb piano – another use this versatile and sustainable raw material is put to. RZ1812 RZ1816 rainstick thunder spring drum 20cm 20cm eco f trad ri ir e RZ1815 e ly a n d f thunder spring drum e 15cm fa d ir tr a RZ1813 rainstick RZ1817 40cm coconut shell thunder spring drum RZ1818 10cm bamboo crocodile clacker 20cm RZ1819 egg shaker with handle RZ1831 RZ1824 shaking head tortoise, rattle coconut, 20cm 10cm length 114 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - percussion, chimes & xylophones Percussion RZ1800 mini jembe drum 15cm RZ1801 mini jembe drum 20cm eco fr ie n dly RZ1802 jembe drum 30cm RZ1803 jembe drum 40cm RZ1808 ontong double drum with handle trad ir e a f RZ203 e wood fa d ir tr a handled castanets dots design RZ1804 jembe drum 50cm MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSNSTRUMEN 115 Musical instruments from Bali From jembe drums to Australian didgeridoos, thunder spring drums, from #$ and rainsticks, whistles, panpipes and RZ201 thumb pianos, there is something here 12 note xylophone dots design for everyone. 41x25cm Many of these instruments are made with sustainable locally-sourced bamboo and often feature the vibrant dot design art that is so well known from the aboriginal cultures of Australia. WCAN008WCAN008 GGlockenspiellockenspiel 5 tubetube, nonnon-westerno -westerneste tuntutuning tra ir de fa f a e ir tr a d WCAN009 RZ1821 co Glockenspiel e coconut shell thumb piano 10 tube, non-western tuning 20cm fr TOP SELLER ie n dly Mark trees & chimes Made from bamboo and local dried palm, these instruments add a shimmering crystal twinkle to any musical performance. RZ1830 dried palm spiral chime whitewashed, 70cm WCAN1801 mark tree, or bar chimes 30 chimes, painted cross motif WCAN005 mark tree 18 chimes 116 GAMES & TOYS - ‘playing for good’ Flying discs The MayaFlya is the world’s best cotton frisbee. Go to the beach or to the park, set up in your home… this is serious fun. Put down your mobiles, turn off the tv and do something truly loco! Make this a year when you ditch the screen, connect with your friends and truly find joy. At festivals they truly are a must. The Indoor range is perfect for kids, ‘easy on heads, easy on the house’. The larger sizes fly up to 200 feet and the Poseidon designs float on water. The MayaFlya is perfect - organic fun for all ages – and saves the planet too! They’re hand- knitted in Guatemala; every purchase supports the women who make them, with over 600 families benefitting. And climate change? The MayaFlya is completely sustainable; even the shipping which brings them into the UK is carbon neutral. BG01 BG02 BG03 Indoor Indoor Indoor caracol sayill atitlan BG04 BG05 BG011 Indoor Indoor Sports yaxchilan nordica rainbow swirl BG12 BG13 BG14 BG15 Sports Sports Sports tikal solario Sports palenque hypnotic GAMES & TOYS 117 “Super high quality… My kids and I could not be more pleased” “We love the El Grande. Flies very well, even the dog loves chasing it” “They’re simple to catch, foldable, crushable, and in every way a ton of fun.” “I have 3 boys and a daughter who are always throwing something around the house.. these are a lot safer” “I love these, finally a frisbee that doesn’t break my finger- “Lots of fun throwing to my dogs. nails” Their favourite new toy indoors and outdoors” “Great product for young and old alike! Christmas presents this year, done!” “I love them, every time I show a friend they’re amazed. Definitely going to buy more” BG21 BG22 BG23 BG24 Poseidon Poseidon Poseidon Poseidon rainbow tiger lily yaxchilan joey BG33 BG25 BG32 BG31 El Grande Poseidon El Grande El Grande caracol uxmal atitlan nordica Sizing BG01-5 Indoor 7” fly up to 75’ BG11-15 Sports 7.25” fly up to 125’ BG21-25 Poseidon 7.25” fly up to 125’ BG34 BG35 BG31-35 El Grande 8” fly up to 200’ El Grande El Grande kaa rainbow 118 GAMES & TOYS - puzzle boxes & chess sets The puzzle box makers of Saharanpur In the half-light of a darkened room away from the afternoon heat, the jigsaw rattles and knocks as the master puzzle box maker spins a block of wood around the pulsing blade. Puzzle boxes are traditionally made from sheesham, a type of rosewood. We ensure that the Indian suppliers of our sheesham wood products have the Vrikish Legality Assessment and Verification Scheme certificates to confirm that their products make use of legally procured wood from managed forests where trees are replanted. We are also working with our Indian suppliers to move away from Sheesham to more sustainable timbers such as mango wood. You can see two of our new mango wood puzzle boxes on this page. Puzzle Boxes! ASH2063 ASH2064 mango wood mango wood ASH2066 sheesham wood ASH2065 ASH2067 sheesham wood sheesham wood ASH3825 ASH1920 sheesham wood sheesham wood bestseller bestseller trade ir a f e fa d ir tr a ASH1603A sheeshamsh wood bbestseller ASH1769 sheesham wood ASH1747 sheesham wood GAMES & TOYS 119 MKS03 boxed set with soapstone top & pieces 20cm Chess, dice, dominoes ... Desk Snails From small to large, to travel compact, all these chess Year in year out people sets are excellent quality, top class, handmade prod- love the pace of life our ucts. Skilful work! desk snails bring any house. ir trad fa e f a i r tr a d e ASH216 ASH215 13x13cm 7x8cm MKS240 boxed set with soapstone top & pieces 30cm ASH1606 bestseller spinning tops asst cols ASP009 ASP1291 solitaire complete with marbles and handy pouch 21.5cm dia bestseller trad ir e fa ASH1607 fa e ir tr a d spinning tops asst cols NA2100 dominoes box 15.5x5.5x4.5cm NEW NA2101 dominoes box 20x7x5.5cm.
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