What is wood clapper instrument?

The wood clapper is a percussive musical instrument made of two thin wooden boards or sticks that are held together and struck against each other to produce a sharp clapping sound. It is typically played in pairs, with one held in each hand by the musician.

The wood clapper has been used in traditional music from various cultures around the world, including Chinese, Korean, African, and Native American music. It is also commonly used as a rhythmic accompaniment in contemporary music styles, such as pop, rock, and jazz.

The sound produced by the wood clapper can vary depending on the size, shape, and type of wood used to make the instrument and the technique and force used by the player. Some wood clappers may also be decorated with intricate designs or patterns.