Fashionwu Clear Kalimba Thumb Piano with Eva Protective Case, Transparent Crystal Kalimba 17 Key, Instrument Gifts for Kids, Bear Shape Finger Piano

The Kalimba, is a simple structure instrument nicknamed the “finger piano”. It is also known as a Mbira which was originally a traditional musical instrument of the Shona people of Zimbabwe, Africa. They used a coconut shell or a wooden box with a piece of iron to vibrate and create sound. The Kalimba is one of the easiest instruments to learn to play. Unlike the regular piano, you don’t have dozens of keys, and complex chords and scales to learn. The appearance may look simple, but the sound is fascinating and easy to create. Portable and palm sized, it’s convenient to carry around. You can make wonderful music anywhere, suitable for travel, religious ceremonies, relaxation, weddings and other social gatherings. The playing method is rich and varied, so you too can create a unique ethereal sound with your hands on the kalimba!

【HIGH QUALITY MATERIALS】This Kalimba thumb piano is made of high grade acrylic and 17 carbon steel keys. Acrylic is famous for its excellent transparency and weather resistance. What’s more, it is harmless even if it contacts with people for a long time. Carbon steel has a low toughness, high plasticity and abrasion resistance, which is great for playing. 【CRYSTAL RAINBOW】Reflecting colored light under light conditions, the crystal-like acrylic material is more suitable for the crisp sound of Kalimba. 【NICE SOUND & CURVED NOTES】Made from a clear acrylic material that is lightweight and easy to clean. Producing soothing low volume tones are easy to make when plucking the note tines with your fingers. 【EASY TO OPERATE】There is a small manual to help you master the technique, and it introduces the use and performance methods of kalimba in detail. It is fitful for beginners, kids, adults and professionals. 【PERFECT GIFT IDEAL 】 No worry for choosing the gift, without hesitation to buy the thumb piano as the gift for music lovers, piano, guitar, and ukulele players. Take your kalimba and start your show