Rohema CLAVES BEECH 20X2CM - 1+
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Essential Information About Rohema Beechwood Claves (Pair)
Essential Information About Rohema Beechwood Claves (Pair)
- Made in Germany by Rohema Percussion, a family business specialized since 1888
- Pair of beechwood claves: a wood known for its durability and clear sound
- Compact size: length 20cm, diameter 2cm, ideal for small hands and quick handling
- Suitable for toddlers: appropriate for children from 1 year old, compliant with European standard EN 71 (toy safety)
Manufacturer Information
Rohema
https://www.rohema.de
info@rohema.de
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VBV International
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Rohema Percussion: German Tradition Serving Percussion Instruments
Rohema Percussion is one of those brands that span generations: founded in 1888, the family business has built its expertise around drumsticks and percussion instruments. This pair of claves follows this philosophy of careful and durable manufacturing, with a simple and effective approach: an acoustic instrument, robust, easy to understand, and designed to last. Choosing to manufacture in Germany reflects the commitment to offer consistent quality, both for musical awakening and daily educational use.
A Musical Awakening Instrument from 1 Year Old, for School and Home
Claves are often one of the very first percussion instruments given to a child. Their principle is immediate: two pieces of wood, a simple gesture, a clear sound. This obviousness makes them an excellent tool to develop coordination, movement precision, and listening skills. In daycare, kindergarten, or at home, they help work on pulse, left/right alternation, rhythmic imitation, and early dynamics play (playing louder, softer).
Thanks to their 20cm size, these Rohema claves remain easy to handle while offering a stable grip to learn the correct gestures. They are also very suitable for facilitators, teachers, and music therapists looking for a reliable wooden percussion instrument, simple to distribute, and relevant for group workshops. Finally, practically speaking, a pair of claves takes up little space: a clear advantage for classrooms, activity areas, and small instrument collections.
Sound, Comfort, and Safety: The Essentials, Well Done
Beechwood: a sturdy wood with a precise sound
Made of beechwood, these claves provide a clear and distinct response. Beech is appreciated for its resistance and stability, which is particularly suitable for frequent use (repeated handling, workshops, sharing among children). When played, it produces a clear percussive sound, ideal for marking a pulse or building simple rhythmic patterns. This "readable" sound also helps the youngest immediately connect the gesture to the sound result: a key point in learning.
Dimensions adapted for learning
With a diameter of 2cm, the grip is natural: thin enough to be held by small hands while maintaining a sense of control. The 20cm length facilitates finger placement and limits overly wide gestures, which helps gain precision. Whether the goal is musical awakening, rhythmic initiation, or song accompaniment, this size promotes intuitive and comfortable use.
Designed for children: EN 71 compliance
Because these claves are intended for children from 1 year old, compliance with the European standard EN 71 (toy safety) is an important benchmark for parents and childcare facilities. This allows approaching musical activity with greater peace of mind, relying on an instrument designed for child use. The result: a simple, reliable percussion instrument suitable for early learning, while remaining relevant for more advanced rhythmic workshops as the child grows.
Technical specifications
| Instrument | claves (pair) | Country of manufacture | Germany |
| Wood | beech | Minimum age | 1 year |
| Length | 20cm | Compliance | European standard EN 71 (toy safety for children) |
| Diameter | 2cm | Manufacturer | Rohema Percussion (family-run company specializing in the manufacture of drumsticks and percussion instruments since 1888) |



