Axatse (small Ewe netted gourd rattle) - small
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Miami Gardens, FL, United States
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The axatse (pron. ah-ha-cheh) of the Ewe people of Ghana and Togo is a type of netted gourd rattle found elsewhere in West and Central Africa under various names, including jabara (Mali) and shegbureh (Sierra Leone). The axatse or similar rattle appears to have given rise to the Haitian asson and the Brazilian afoxe. This offering features betel nut beads, which are strung onto blue netting.
Dimensions: 11 1/2" h., 4 1/2" diam.
The following videos () depict playing techniques: "Axatse"; "Kalani Axatse"; and "How to Play the Axatse (Rattle)"
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The axatse (pron. ah-ha-cheh) of the Ewe people of Ghana and Togo is a type of netted gourd rattle found elsewhere in West and Central Africa under various names, including jabara (Mali) and shegbureh (Sierra Leone). The axatse or similar rattle appears to have given rise to the Haitian asson and the Brazilian afoxe. This offering features betel nut beads, which are strung onto blue netting.
Dimensions: 11 1/2" h., 4 1/2" diam.
The following videos () depict playing techniques: "Axatse"; "Kalani Axatse"; and "How to Play the Axatse (Rattle)"
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