Rohema LEATHER HANDLE WITH 6 BELLS - MEDIUM PITCH - 1+

Rohema Percussion: a percussion tradition since 1888

Rohema Percussion is a family business renowned for its expertise in manufacturing drumsticks and percussion instruments since 1888. This jingle handle fits within this artisanal and sustainable approach: a simple, immediate instrument designed to provide a reliable musical response, with manufacturing announced in Germany.

A small instrument ideal for musical awakening (from 1 year old)

This Rohema jingle handle is especially suitable for toddlers from 1 year old, as well as parents, childminders, and early childhood structures (nurseries, schools, workshops). Its principle is intuitive: a simple hand movement is enough to produce a clear sound, helping the child develop coordination, rhythm perception, and listening skills.

In an educational context, it also fits well to accompany nursery rhymes, rhythmic question-and-answer games, or timbre discovery sessions. Compliance with the EN 71 standard reassures its use as a "toy" and learning tool.

Comfortable grip and immediate sound response

High-pitched sound, audible in a group

With its 6 bells and high-pitched register, this handle offers a clear attack and a ringing easily perceptible even when used alongside other small percussion instruments. It is a relevant choice to mark a pulse, emphasize a chorus, or add a bright color to a musical activity.

Varnished beech wood and leather: simplicity, durability, and pleasant touch

The handle combines a varnished beech wood body with leather elements, providing a pleasant hand feel and an instrument designed for frequent handling. The compact size (length 16 cm) facilitates holding by small hands while remaining practical to carry and store in a music bag.

Technical specifications

Brand	Rohema Percussion	Body	varnished beech wood
Manufacturing	Germany	Elements	leather
Type	jingle handle	Length	16 cm
Number of bells	6	Suitable for children from	1 year old
Register	high-pitched	Standard	compliant with European standard EN 71 (toy safety for children)