The didjeridu, also spelled didgeridoo, originated in Australia and has been used there by the aboriginal people for thousands of years. Traditional didjeridus are made of a tree branch that has been hollowed by termites. These non-traditional didjeridu-style instruments are made from ceramic stoneware clay. They are very durable and 100% waterproof. The exterior designs and decorations are fired ceramic slips, engobes and glazes.
The following clay didjeridus are for sale. Click on a picture to see a larger
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Didjeridu #106 (sold) 18" tall, natural tan clay with brown organic patterns, fundamental note is high C, small bore with bell. $150 |
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Didjeridu #103 (sold) 14" tall, natural tan clay with brown organic patterns, fundamental note is F#, small bore with bell. $200 |
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