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Animambo Maracas
Feel the rhythm with Animambo Maracas, a wooden percussion toy that delivers bright, resonant sounds. Handcrafted from sustainable wood, its smooth finish invites gentle shaking, perfect for young musicians exploring beat patterns
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| Brand |  Djeco is a brand that creates high-quality, innovative toys and games for children. Their products are designed to inspire creativity and imagination, and to help children learn and develop new skills. |
| Model | Djeco 52471 |
| MPN | Djeco DD06008 |
| ID | 29765344 |
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