"The Indigo Bláth Rattle" - Lámh-dhéanta Wearable Wrist Percussion with Síol Pods

Turn every gesture into a song. This stunning wearable rattle combines traditional indigo fabric art with the rhythmic sound of natural seeds, creating a bracelet that dances with you.

📖 The Scéal: The Dancer's Amulet

Rhythm lives in the body."The Indigo Bláth Rattle"is designed to bring that inner rhythm out into the world.

Inspired by traditional tribal dance accessories, this piece is crafted from vibrant blue fabric featuring a beautiful, hand-stitched 3D flower centerpiece adorned with beads. Suspended from the band is a row of hollow seed pods (Pangium nuts) that act as natural bells. Tie it around your wrist, and with every wave of your hand, you create a cascading, water-like sound. It is part jewelry, part instrument, and wholly magical.

✅ Eochair Features

• 💃 Wearable Percussion:Unlike handheld shakers, this is tied to your wrist, leaving your hands free to dance, drum, or express yourself while creating rhythm.
• 🌺 3D Fabraic Bláth Ealaín:The centerpiece is a meticulously craftedblue fabric flowerwith six petals and a beaded center (blue and black beads), giving it a rich, folk-art aesthetic.
• 🎶 Nádúrtha Síol Chimes:Features a fringe oflarge, hollow seed pods. When you move, they knock together to produce a satisfying, hollow distinct rattle sound.
• 🧵 Adjustable Tie Strap:The bracelet is secured withfabric ties/cords, making it adjustable to fit most wrist sizes comfortably and securely.
• 🎨 Indigo Gorm Aesthetic:The deep blue tones of the fabric contrast beautifully with the earthy brown seeds and white clothing, making it a standout accessory.

📝 Táirge Specifications

🎁 Foirfe For

• Dancers & Performers:Adds an auditory dimension to tribal fusion, belly dance, or interpretive dance.
• Féile Goers:The ultimate boho accessory for music festivals—look great and make noise!
• Téacsáil Ealaín Collectors:A beautiful example of handcrafted fabric jewelry.

⚠️ Tábhachtach Nature Nóta

Please Read Before Buying:

• Nádúrtha Fuaim:The sound is produced by natural seeds hitting each other. It is an organic, woody sound, not a metallic jingle.
• Lámh-dhéanta Fabraic:The flower and beadwork are stitched by hand. Slight variations in the stitching and bead placement are signs of its artisan origin.