Kendama-like Shaker

Additional Information: I wanted to talk to you about an idea to collaborate on. I've been looking into a percussive instrument/Shaker that i see some potential in. It originated in west Africa but the Japanese have adopted it. It's a combination of instrument and skill toy. I think it has a similar appeal as the Kendama, which has become really popular with kids in the last few years. It's a super simple design. It has many names... the Japanese call it Asalato and Patica, in Africa it is called Kes-Kes and Koshika among other names. I'll attach a few video examples.

I'm wondering how we could go about making a few test versions and if you thing 3d printing would be a good way to go. It's basically a shaker ball with two holes. I'd like to figure out how to do a light up version in the future as well. Anyway, Let me know what you think.

https://youtu.be/PQwtgA3RDkQ?list=FLPVxFYMCfJPEVery0UqzO-w
https://youtu.be/6U5_Qpi9z8I?list=FLPVxFYMCfJPEVery0UqzO-w
https://youtu.be/bcqMQw4MQi4?list=FLPVxFYMCfJPEVery0UqzO-w

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You3Dit Comments:
So for easier printing, here's a single shaker ball modified using Meshmixer: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6elgr0e32cuq4b9/shaker_balls-single-v01.stl?dl=0