Żegary

Żegary is a Polish plural noun that refers to a type of percussion instrument. More specifically, żegary are idiophones made of strung beads or seeds, typically attached to a frame or handle. They are played by shaking or rattling, creating a rhythmic sound. The exact construction and materials used for żegary can vary, but they generally function as a shaker or rattle. The instrument is primarily found in Polish folk music.