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DIDGERIDOOS
The didgeridoo has recently become one of the most popular Australian souvenir items. This Aboriginal musical instrument has been used for many thousands of years and is well known for its strange, mysterious droning sound.
Didgeridoo designs vary from one to the next depending on the artist concerned but many designs focus on Australian themes and animals which include the goanna, dugong, barramundi, platypus, crocodile, snake, echidna, bream and fishtraps.
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SMALL BAMBOO DIDGERIDOO
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(approx. US$26) This souvenir bamboo didgeridoo is approx. 40cm (16 inches) long. Made and hand painted in Australia with traditional 'Top End' crosshatch artwork. Designs vary but typical designs are shown in the images above. |
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MEDIUM BAMBOO DIDGERIDOO
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(approx. US$44) This souvenir bamboo didgeridoo is approx. 60cm (24 inches) long. Made and hand painted in Australia with traditional 'Top End' crosshatch artwork. Designs vary but typical designs/colours are shown in the images above. |
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LARGE BAMBOO DIDGERIDOO
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(approx. US$89) This souvenir bamboo didgeridoo is approx. 1.0m (39 inches) long. Made and hand painted in Australia with traditional 'Top End' crosshatch artwork. Designs vary but typical designs are shown in the images above. |
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HOW TO PLAY THE DIDGERIDOO (DIDJERIDU) BOOKLET
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(approx. US$6.25) This small instruction and information booklet will help you get the best out of your didgeridoo. |
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"KOOMURRI DREAMING" ABORIGINAL MUSIC CD
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(approx. US$18) Features 16 tracks including 2 with vocals. Signed by Uncle Max, one of the performers in Sydney. Koomurri is one of Australia's leading organizations promoting Aboriginal culture. |
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