These clever little knockers are played by holding them with the thumb and index finger over the side holes, used to store the striker in when not being played.
 

A pair of sheesham wood claves made in India. Sheesham is a heavy, hard wood with a rich chestnut colour making these both pretty and great sounding.

Split bamboo base with a pair of knockers made with flexible wire and twine. As the name of this percussion instrument suggests, you can get a mean knock and a serious clack out of this!

A loud and colourful instrument made in Indonesia. Consists of a long handle with two smaller pieces of wood attached by elasticated cord that make a mottled clave sound when shaken. Painted brightly with a rainbow design.

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

A clever little wooden construction, this little man makes a clear hollow 'pocking' sound as his 'head' knocks between is arms. Decorated with a detailed dot painting technique.

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.