All of our Boomerangs are made from sections of hardwood of the same shape as the final shape of the boomerang, (i.e.: a bend in the arm of a tree), so that the grain runs tip to tip consistent with the shape of the boomerang, to insure maximum strength and integrity, as well as beauty. Larger boomerangs create travel in a larger arc, smaller ones travel in a smaller arc.

The returning boomerang was used in conjunction with non-returning boomerangs in hunting birds, particularly water fowl. First, a returning boomerang was throw over the heads of a flock of birds which were on the ground. This returning boomerang would appear overhead as if a bird of prey, such as a hawk or an eagle. Smaller birds such as water fowl would tend to stay close to the ground, not wanting to fly and possibly become snatched by a predatory bird. Almost simultaneously to the first boomerang being thrown, a non-returning Killer Boomerang was thrown into the flock. The confusion caused by the two boomerangs would tend to keep the birds pinned to the ground for a longer time which would give the hunters time to throw a second killer boomerang straight into the thick of the flock.

Another technique was to use a returning boomerang to steer a flock of birds while in flight either into a net, or simply to bring them into closer range to other hunters wielding boomerangs.

Burned Images:

Natural unadorned:

Painted with Images:

...If you would like to initiate a purchase now,
Please email us at and note your telephone number and a good time of day or evening when we can phone you to arrainge your purchase, and shipment when you are ready.

Phone us : IDD+ (Australian country code) 61
+ 2 4721 4524,
9am to 5pm(Eastern Australia Time)

Prices are in Australian Dollars which usually trade
at about Euro 0.61 and USD $0.70 (cents)
[Link to Yahoo Currency Converter]
(Local Australian orders -add 10% to the prices , as they are subject to Australian GST Tax .)

International shipping costs about AU$60.(we will quote before shipping)

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST.

Home History Art Artists Didgeridoo Boomerangs Artifacts About us Links Pottery