

Rattlesnake Egg Shaker — Brown
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The size of a small egg, warm in the hand, and producing exactly the kind of sound that makes a child shake it again.
The Rattlesnake Egg Shaker is a handcrafted wooden percussion instrument finished in linseed oil, producing a soft, subtle sound closer to a whisper than a rattle — more considered than a plastic shaker, and more satisfying to hold. At 6 x 4cm it fits perfectly in a small hand, and the natural brown finish is simple and beautiful. It can be played alone or as part of a larger percussion ensemble alongside the Rattlesnake Fruit Shakers and Stirring Drum.
- Handcrafted wooden egg shaker, 6 x 4cm, weight 28g
- Linseed oil finish — soft, subtle sound suitable for home and classroom
- Also available in blue, dark red, light red, orange, and red violet
- Pairs with the Rattlesnake Fruit Shakers: Apple, Pear and Banana for ensemble play and Stirring Drum
- Ages 3 and up — not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts
Rattlesnake is a percussion instrument range by Corvus, a German toy company based in Kirchtellinsfurt, Swabia. Each instrument is handcrafted from wood and designed to introduce children to rhythm, melody, and the pleasure of making music — in the classroom or at home.
Recommended Age: 3+ years
Warning: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard due to small parts.
Usage: Move the shaker back and forth in a rhythmic pattern.
Materials: Wood
Weight: 28g
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