The tambourine is a percussion instrument, generally consisting of a wooden or metal hoop over which a skin is stretched. It is played by striking the surface of the skin with the hands or sticks, producing rhythmic, percussive sounds. The tambourine is widely used in the traditional music of many cultures and has an ancient history, having been used in various ceremonial and entertainment contexts. Beyond music, the tambourine is often used as a dance and rhythm instrument in folk and traditional performances.
diameter 23 cm each
