Sounding Object, Ball 3; the chord castanets S size, 5cm (1.97 inch) in diameter

The world's first! This is chord castanets that can play three notes simultaneously. Beautiful to display!　Fun to play! A fascinating object that makes you want to pick it up and share the story. Perfect for decorating your entryway or living room. "What is this?" Guests will be curious, sparking fun conversations! A new digital artifact. The different sizes of the resonance space produce sounds of different pitches. (Patented technology) The design of a cute ball shape was registered as the world's only original design. The castanets are made from natural wood and carefully polished to a smooth, unpainted finish. It is safe for children. It has a very soft sound compared to ordinary hard castanets. Spherical in shape when closed. Available in three sizes: L 6cm (2.36 inch), M 5.4cm (2017 inch), and S 5cm (1.97 inch) in diameter. The sounds are, from top to bottom, high, low, and medium. Material: Natural wood, rubber string. A transparent rubber band and o-ring base are included for easy decoration. It's a brand new instrument, so it's up to you how you play it! You can hit low or high notes to get the rhythm, use it like clapping, or throw it to each other like playing catch. Use your imagination and explore all sorts of things! Reference Video　https://youtu.be/Zn7axzYQ5Qs In the photo, it looks like there is no difference in size, but in reality, the volume is different. The L size is just right for adults, but a little too big for children's hands; the S size is easier to handle for small children. **Please be sure to check the size of the item when purchasing.** We try to use simple packaging in consideration of the environment. We usually ship within a few days (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays). We do not offer delivery by a specific date and time. We offer simple gift wrapping for a fee (200 yen). If you would like to ship a gift or need gift wrapping, please specify it in the product type. Developed and manufactured by Dagudou @ BeaTOOL