Handcrafted by First Nations Artist and Shaman. Made in the traditional plains style. Authentic and Practical. This is a handcrafted full-size rattle with deer hide leather weaved wrap and white deer hide at the top. This rattle contains a Sacred Creek rock fill which gives it a strong sound. The artwork depicts the spiritual representation of the Tree of Life. Perfect for ceremony and meditation.
Handcrafted by First Nations Artist and Shaman. Made in the traditional plains style. Authentic and Practical. This is not a gift shop replica! This is a handcrafted Full Size Rattle with full leather and white deer hide spiral wrapped handle. The artwork depicts Wolf Spirit and Grandmother Moon. Perfect for ceremony and meditation.
Handcrafted by First Nations Artist and Shaman. Made in the traditional plains style. Authentic and Practical. This is a handcrafted Full Size Rattle with Full deer hide leather weaved wrap and white deer hide at top. This rattle contains a Sacred Creek Rock Fill. Fill can also be Amethyst, Ghost Beads or Rose Quartz. The artwork depicts the spiritual representation of the Spirit Bear. Perfect for ceremony and meditation.
Authentic First Nations handmade rattle. Made in the traditional plains style, this rattle is a handcrafted full size rattle with full leather weaved wrap and deer hide handle. This rattle contains a Sacred Creek Rock fill for a strong sound. The artwork depicts the spiritual embodiment of the White Horse totem. Perfect for ceremony and meditation. 9 inches long in total. 4 inch handle. Handmade in the USA.
This pod shaker rattle is made with natural products in Mexico. The canes (wooden handle) are used to make the connection and communication with the divine. When maker Edgar Rodríguez Nava carved "Malix" on these rattles he is referring to the Mayan word meaning dog. Between the Northern Maya communities of Belize some believe that dogs can see spirits. In ancient times dogs were associated with death and have the job of leading people into the Underworld. They represent fire and are protectors of the hearth - two components of Maya life. The letter X in Maya sounds as "Sh" so Malix will sound as Malish.
The (turkey) feathers are used for energetic cleansing and the ayoyotes (seeds) are used to call the spirit of mother earth.
The symbol of the cross represents the 4 guardians or directions of the universe, currently they are the 4 cardinal points and in the center a circle where Grandfather Fire is. The symbol of the rhombus with the circle in the middle represents an eye, which is that ever-present divinity. The (horse) hair is said to function as a cleanser of energies.
Made with natural products: Making a direct connection with each element. The jicaras (gourds) used are cut, cleaned inside to remove the seeds and boiled to harden. The wood used to make the handle of the rattle is collected in the jungle from a tree known as guayabillo (Spanish); pichi che 'macho (Mayan-Spanish); kabal sak lob che ', pichiche' (Mayan). The wooden handles of these shakers are said to make a connection and communicate with the divine. For the sound, seeds of a palm called platanillo are used and a quartz is added to always clean the energy.
Authentic First Nations artist handmade rattle made in the traditional plains style. A handcrafted full size rattle with leather weaved wrap and white deer hide handle. Contains a sacred creek rock fill for a strong sound. The artwork depicts the spiritual representation of the Sacred Eagle, the visionary, the messenger and totem. Perfect for ceremony and meditation. 4 inch handle. Embellished with two white bells and bottom leather loop. Handmade in the USA.
The Atl symbol is the representation of the element Water, the lord of the turquoise waters and that represents abundance. The symbol Xochilt (Flower) represents the humid earth and fertility, the flowers in the tradition represent that connection between the human and the divine. The (turkey) feathers are said to function as cleansers of energies.
Made with natural products: Making a direct connection with each element. The jicaras (gourds) used are cut, cleaned inside to remove the seeds and boiled to harden. The wood used to make the handle of the rattle is collected in the jungle from a tree known as guayabillo (Spanish); pichi che 'macho (Mayan-Spanish); kabal sak lob che ', pichiche' (Mayan).
The wooden handles of these shakers are said to make a connection and communicate with the divine. For the sound, seeds of a palm called platanillo are used and a quartz is added to always clean the energy.
Intensely beautiful and very seductive, Raku clay shakers, or Spirit Rattles, resonate with happiness. Akin to playing music with friends and family on the front porch, shaking one feels as natural as clapping your hands. Use these Spirit Rattles as an aid in your meditation practice, to help ground and center you and aid in clearing your space. Or just rattle for the pure joy and fun. The unpredictable color patterns created by the raku firing process makes each of these Raku Shaker Rattles truly unique and special. Gift boxed with a colorful story card that encourages mindfulness for different qualities. Select from your choice of beautiful styles below. Handmade in USA.
Symbols on this rattle: The drawing of the linked rhombuses represent the different dimensions of the universe. The rhombuses formed the basis for the construction of the different Mayan and Mexican buildings. The (horse) hair is said to function as a cleanser of energies.
Made with natural products: Making a direct connection with each element. The jicaras (gourds) used are cut, cleaned inside to remove the seeds and boiled to harden. The wood used to make the handle of the rattle is collected in the jungle from a tree known as guayabillo (Spanish); pichi che 'macho (Mayan-Spanish); kabal sak lob che ', pichiche' (Mayan). The wooden handles of these shakers are said to make a connection and communicate with the divine. For the sound, seeds of a palm called platanillo are used and a quartz is added to always clean the energy. Length of hair does vary.
This rattle has the symbol that represents the claw of an eagle with the bone. In the cultures of Mexico the eagle represents the highest of the spiritual level.
Made with natural products: Making a direct connection with each element. The jicaras (gourds) used are cut, cleaned inside to remove the seeds and boiled to harden. The wood used to make the handle of the rattle is collected in the jungle from a tree known as guayabillo (Spanish); pichi che 'macho (Mayan-Spanish); kabal sak lob che ', pichiche' (Mayan). The wooden handles of these shakers are said to make a connection and communicate with the divine. For the sound, seeds of a palm called platanillo are used and a quartz is added to always clean the energy. Sold individually. Color of leather fringe detail will vary between light natural to darker tan color.
On this rattle, there is the symbol of the growth of corn, it represents fertility and the basis of cultures in Mexico.
Made with natural products: Making a direct connection with each element. The jicaras (gourds) used are cut, cleaned inside to remove the seeds and boiled to harden. The wood used to make the handle of the rattle is collected in the jungle from a tree known as guayabillo (Spanish); pichi che 'macho (Mayan-Spanish); kabal sak lob che ', pichiche' (Mayan). The wooden handles of these shakers are said to make a connection and communicate with the divine. For the sound, seeds of a palm called platanillo are used and a quartz is added to always clean the energy. Leather fringe detail. Sold individually. Size and color of gourd will vary.
Symbol with 3 lines: Represents infinity by its spiral shape G and the 3 lines represent the infinity of the universe.
Made with natural products: Making a direct connection with each element. The jicaras (gourds) used are cut, cleaned inside to remove the seeds and boiled to harden. The wood used to make the handle of the rattle is collected in the jungle from a tree known as guayabillo (Spanish); pichi che 'macho (Mayan-Spanish); kabal sak lob che ', pichiche' (Mayan). The wooden handles of these shakers are said to make a connection and communicate with the divine. For the sound, seeds of a palm called platanillo are used and a quartz is added to always clean the energy. Leather fringe detail. Sold individually. Size and color of gourd will vary.
This eco-friendly ceremonial hand-crafted rattle is designed and executed by a Peruvian artist. With hummingbird etchings on each side of the rattle's bowl, these are the kind of birds that might appear in a shaman's journey. These totem avians are ready to rattle in the directions with you and raise the energy in the north.
The handle of this sound maker is constructed of very strong chonta wood and the bowl is made from a local gourd. The rattle is trimmed on the tip of the handle with natural fibers. Colorful cotton thread is wound both above and below the gourd bowl.
Due to its handmade nature and natural materials, measurements are approximate and your rattle may vary slightly from the photo shown.
This rattle has symbols that represent infinity in its spiral form and the stepped form of growth to reach it.
Made with natural products: Making a direct connection with each element. The jicaras (gourds) used are cut, cleaned inside to remove the seeds and boiled to harden. The wood used to make the handle of the rattle is collected in the jungle from a tree known as guayabillo (Spanish); pichi che 'macho (Mayan-Spanish); kabal sak lob che ', pichiche' (Mayan). The wooden handles of these shakers are said to make a connection and communicate with the divine. For the sound, seeds of a palm called platanillo are used and a quartz is added to always clean the energy. Leather fringe detail. Size and color of gourds will vary. Sold individually.
This rattle has the symbol that represents the highest of the crown of a dignitary with the wind element as deity.
Made with natural products: Making a direct connection with each element. The jicaras (gourds) used are cut, cleaned inside to remove the seeds and boiled to harden. The wood used to make the handle of the rattle is collected in the jungle from a tree known as guayabillo (Spanish); pichi che 'macho (Mayan-Spanish); kabal sak lob che ', pichiche' (Mayan). The wooden handles of these shakers are said to make a connection and communicate with the divine. For the sound, seeds of a palm called platanillo are used and a quartz is added to always clean the energy. Leather fringe detail. Sold individually. Size and color of gourd will vary.
