Dhansamrat

The image shows a set of wooden tambourines, also known as Dafli, which are traditional hand percussion instruments. 
They consist of a circular wooden frame with a stretched membrane (often leather) and small metal jingles attached around the edges. 
Sound is produced by shaking, striking, or rubbing the instrument. 
The Dafli is widely used in Indian folk, devotional, and classical music. 

The image displays Jhun Jhuna rattles (also known as jingle bell rattles), which are traditional wooden musical toys for infants and toddlers. 
These are handcrafted from natural wood and typically finished with child-safe, non-toxic paints. 
The colorful handles feature several small metal bells that produce a gentle jingling sound when shaken. They are designed to help with sensory development, visual skills, and concentration in young children. 

This is a traditional wooden damru rattle toy, also known as a pellet drum. It is a traditional Indian musical toy, often handcrafted from wood. The toy features two small beads or pellets attached by a string to the center of the drum. When the handle is twisted or shaken, the beads strike the drumheads, producing a rattling sound. These toys help in developing a child's visual skills, concentration, and fine motor skills.