The didgeridoo (also: didgeridu, yidaki) is an Australian Aboriginal instrument used musically, in ceremony, and in ritual. Myths and legends abound about the didgeridoo and its relationship to the creation of the world in Aboriginal cultures. There is evidence it may have a history of over 40,000 years.

Traditionally made from a eucalyptus tree which has been hollowed out from termites, today the didgeridoo is often made from bamboo and other materials. It is played like a bass horn, giving off a deep, resonant drone sound, unlike any instrument you are likely to have heard.

Sunreed instruments are made from bamboo with a wax mouth seal; they are burned with simple designs, and lacquer finished for longevity. They have every bit the tonal quality of the authentic Australian instruments, while costing far less.

Sunreed bamboo didgeridoos are available in sizes up to 5 feet long (prices are scaled appropriately; see option prices above). Traditional sizes range from 3.5 to 4.5 feet long.

Each instrument comes with a protective vinyl or cloth bag, and complete instructions.

PLEASE NOTE: These prices include shipping!