Color: Brown Model: DJFKDYHPE Carved from a single solid piece of wood for clear tone and durable workmanship. This wooden fish is a traditional percussion instrument used in Buddhism and Taoism. It produces soft, rhythmic sounds suitable for accompanying sutra chanting and devotional practice. Key features and benefits Material and build: Solid wood construction, handcarved for a vivid shape and consistent sound. Size and finish: Compact 10 x 9 cm size, easy to place on a home altar, shelf, or desk. Sound and performance: Produces warm, resonant percussion tones that provide rhythmic accompaniment during chanting or quiet practice. Decorative meaning: Considered a symbol of good luck and fortune, suitable for home and office decoration. Practical uses: Can be used as a simple stressrelief tool by striking to redirect tension, and as an introductory musical instrument to help children develop auditory awareness and basic rhythm skills. Package contents: 1 piece Use scenarios Ritual practice: Use during sutra chanting or devotional sessions to keep a steady rhythm and support concentration. Home and office decor: Place on a shelf or desk as a decorative piece that also functions as a small percussion instrument. Early music education: Suitable for group or individual practice with children to introduce rhythm, listening, and performance basics. Specifications Color: Brown Size: 10 x 9 cm Material: Solid wood, carved from one piece Package included: 1 piece (Model DJFKDYHPE)