MYSTERY selection of instruments from our suppliers around the world presented in a gift box. Usually, most of the instruments in the pack are discontinued items included with a small discount. A typical pack may contain for example: a wind instrument, a thing to hit (i.e. some kind of drum, knocker or chime) and two shakers.

This budget version of our hugely popular thunder shaker range is played by holding the tube section and allowing the metal spring to dangle freely, the instrument is then gently shaken from side to side. This creates a fantastically realistic thunder sound which must be heard to be believed!

Electrify your ears with one of our most popular sound making devices. This larger, louder thunder shaker can create a fantastically realistic thunder sound which must be heard to be believed! This Fair Trade instrument is hand made in Bali and is decorated with hand painted storm scenes and colourful dot painting.

Made from a single length of decorated bamboo, this amusing device produces a fantastic "boing" sound when tapped against a hand or surface.

This attractive rainstick is made from a length of naturally fallen cactus. The spines are pushed back through into the hollow body of the instrument, which is filled with tiny gravel before the ends are sealed. The spines allow for the gravel to trickle slowly down the cactus making a beautiful rain like sound.

This attractive rainstick is made from a length of naturally fallen cactus. The spines are pushed back through into the hollow body of the instrument, which is then filled with tiny gravel before the ends are sealed.  The cactus's spines allow for the gravel to trickle slowly down through the obstructions making a beautiful rain like sound.

This budget variation on the traditional rainstick creates a great sound reminiscent of rain falling. The instrument is made using a hollow length of bamboo and features burnt patterning, colourful dot painting and woven rattan ends.

Great rainstick made from a length of hollow bamboo decorated with burnt patterning and a traditional dot painted design. When upturned the instrument recreates the sound of falling rain.

This is a great whistle for kids and grown-ups alike. The small stick at the bottom controls the amount of air in the whistle and is moved up and down to make changes to the pitch. Ideal for being loud and imitating birds.

Lovely pair of coconut wood castanets connected by nylon cord. Coconut wood makes a great alternative to using diminishing hardwood and produces a brighter, crisp sound.

Aura chimes are primarily used in sound therapy to clear negative energy. A person's aura can be adversely affected if there is an imbalance in the energy flow, thus causing a build up of dense and negative energy.

This is a clever little instrument made from fired clay in Thailand. By pouring a little water in a hole in the ocarina it makes a sound like a bird twittering.

It may look like just a woodcarving but this little owl has a special air chamber in it, so when you blow gently in the hole in the top of its head makes a great hooting noise.

This medium sized hooting owl gives you a load more hoot for your money. Each owl is hand carved from acacia wood and then nicely painted in northern Thailand making each one both a pretty ornament and a noisy instrument.

Lovely little Fair Trade percussion instrument. These small wood frog güiros are made from acacia wood in Northern Thailand. Run the provided stick along the ridges on its back from rear to front to make it croak, or hit it on the head to make a ‘pock’ sound