Crafted Didgeridoo Beeswax

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The aboriginal didgeridoo (didjeridu, dijeridu, yidaki) is a long, wooden, or bamboo wind instrument applied traditionally by the aboriginal humans of Northern Australia. Rock paintings on caves have established that the didgeridoo has been applied as a musical instrument for at least 20,000 years. These cut into varying lengths develop instruments with dissimilar pitches. The mouthpiece is made of beeswax.

The haunting tones of the didgeridoo are devised by the vibrating of the player’s lips. Since each Didgeridoo has it is own distinguishable shape, no two sound precisely alike. The didgeridoo is distinctive in the world of music in it is use of a technique called circular breathing.

These beauteous Didgeridoos are an all natural, sustainable, and eco-friendly musical instrument. I harvest my bamboo in a responsible way to insure future generations may take pleasure in this beautiful, natural resource. This Japanese bamboo was planted by my late grandmother, “Granny Eula”, around 1931 on the family farm in rural Alabama where it has flourished for the past 80 years.

I take a outstanding deal of pride in my art and work very hard to make sure a top quality Didgeridoo and to provide the most eminent quality craftsmanship possible. NOTE: I always keep dozens of blanks ready for your order. The images I have posted here are examples. The Didgeridoo you receive may vary somewhat but will be the same design. Each didgeridoo is habit made and commonly ships within 3 to 5 business days.

The Process:The poles are cautiously chosen for just the right size and thickness. They are then cut down, dragged to the roasting area, and cut to rough length. After conservatively roasting the poles over a very hot fire to heal they are permitted to cool. Then they are cut to their final length, the art is initial burned in with a torch then the highlights are added by hand with white paint. Finally they are habit fitted with a 100% beeswax mouthpiece.