Ankle Rattles with Chaccha Seeds from Peru

Ankle Rattles with Chaccha Seeds from Peru

• Handmade in Peru.
• Color Beige, Brown
• Material: Chaccha seeds, wool and peruvian inca ribbon.
• Peruvian inca ribbon strap provided in assorted colors.
• Item Dimensions LxWxH 3.54 x 0.78 x 8.26 inches.
• These rattles have a highly relaxing sound, ideal for adding a mystical and primitive touch to any musical composition. They are used in folkloric ceremonies of Peru.

Ecological Ankle Rattles with Chaccha Seeds. These ankle rattles are used for dancing in the traditional festivals of Peru.

The Chajcha or Chac-Chac is an artifact with ancient roots dating back to the Inca period, serving as a sacred symbol in Inca rituals and ceremonies.

These Peruvian musical instruments have endured through the centuries, resonating with the essence of ancient pre-Hispanic and colonial cultures of Peru.

Each ankle rattle is a unique piece, crafted with chaccha seeds from the Peruvian Amazon, skillfully attached to woven threads, and adorned with traditional Peruvian ribbons.

The distinct and resonant sound they produce when shaken echoes the rich auditory history of Peru, evoking the diversity, creativity, and ancestral practices of its people.

Today, Peruvian dancers wear these instruments, enriching both traditional and contemporary dance rhythms.

The versatility of the ankle rattles transcends the boundaries of musical genres, finding its place in melodies such as huayno, sanjuanito, and carnavalito, among others.

Their presence in Andean music is fundamental, adding a unique dimension and an unmistakable rhythm that captivates listeners and artists alike.

With each tinkling sound, the ankle rattles transport us through time, connecting us with the deep roots of Peruvian culture and the inexhaustible energy of its music.