Central Interregional Artisans of Peru

This traditional shipobo drum has been handpainted, and comes with a wooden drumstick. About half the size of the blue-painted shipobo drum. Made by CIAP, a fair trade program in Peru. CIAP provides employment, training, and community support to traditional artisans in regional Peru and marginalised districts of Lima. This is a real musical instrument, made in a size that is easy for small hands to play.

Pottery ocarina whistles handmade in a fair trade program in Peru. These beautiful, colourful animals are fun to look at as well as to play with, and an easy introduction to children making their own music. Availability of animal shapes varies according to what is available from the artisans, and includes crocodile, parrot, owl, toucan, bluebird, whale, and llama.

Images from left to right: bluebird, crocodile, rainbow crocodile, duck, frog, llama, owl, parrot, toucan, whale.

This traditional shipobo drum has been handpaintd, measures approximately 19cm (7.5 inches) in diameter, and comes with a wooden drumstick. Made by CIAP, a fair trade program in Peru. CIAP provides employment, training, and community support to traditional artisans in regional Peru and marginalised districts of Lima. This is a real musical instrument, made in a size that is easy for small hands to play.

Approximately 20cm x 19cm, this handmade scene of an Andes village is a beautiful and tactile nursery decoration that also supports a fair trade program providing training, employment and community support in regional Peru and marginalised communities in Lima.