"Pride
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"The Secret of Finding a Didgeridoo"Completely hand painted
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"Burnt
Tribal Design"
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"Kangaroo Emu and Lizard"
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We use state of the art encrypted secure transaction technology for transactions. Or you can fax your details, or even
email us with your phone number and a good time to reach you, and we can take your order over the phone
if you prefer.
Didgeridoos are identified as having particular Characters, as well as characteristics, because they are perceived to be extensions or parts of the Spirit of the Tree from which they came. All of which renders them distinctive and useful for different purposes, such as healing, meditation-trance, ceremonial, dancing and musicality.
Larger Didgeridoos have been traditionally used for slower rhythms and Corroborrie, and are preferred for meditation or trance. While smaller Didgeridoos were used for a faster rhythm and are better suited to dance and story telling, having a greater range of expressive qualities. And all are special because of the artistic qualities which have been brought to them by the artist.
The Mananura group has been together for a number of years and during that times members have shared stories passed to them from parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents and visiting elders. Many of these stories are about animals who display certain characteristics.
For example, the Goanna (lizard) walks with chest out and head up, displaying pride, while the Turtle acts like a wise man - it can go beyond the land (and back to land). It takes its time and is not aggressive and returns home. A Kangaroo brings happiness, the Emu is fortunate - it has a good friend whom looks out for him. Platypus is everyone's friend; Dolphin is the same as the Kangaroo, happy, but in the water.
All
our Didgeridoos come with the CD
(shown to the right->), of authentic Didgeridoo Music, including recorded
lessons from Didgeridoo prodigy Simon Dutka, to help you learn how to
play your new Didgeridoo
Our
Process
All of our Didgeridoos, also known as Yidaki, Digeridoo, Dijeridoo and Didjeridu,are
made from hardwood trees which have grown on Traditional Lands, have been
cut by Aboriginal People in accordance with Traditional Laws, and have been
shaped and painted into Didgeridoos by Aboriginal artists, applying designs
which are derived from visionary experience and oral tradition.
ALL of our Didgeridoos are hand painted (or burnt`), we do not resort to the
common practice of stencilling images onto Didgeridoos, and other modern mass
production techniques.
It is our perception that the Spirit which lived as the Tree still lives in
the Didgeridoo; and that the high art of Didgeridoo playing is to awaken that
Spirit with your breath, and allow it to play the Didgeridoo with you.
The Designs which are painted on our Didgeridoos are Real Dreamtime Images
of Beings and Realities which Exist and Live and Create in the World, even
today.
We specialize in personal attention to our customers needs. Please feel free to phone or email, or even visit us, to discuss your needs.
We
are happy to fulfill special orders, please contact us to discuss your
needs at: 
or
by phone at:+61 + 2 4721 4524
"Secure Purchase Now" link beneath each item,
Or you can fax your details to the phone number below
or you can email us at
and
note your telephone number and a good time of day or evening when we can phone you to arraign your purchase,
and shipment when you are ready.
Phone/Fax
: IDD+ (Australian country code) 61 + 2 4721 4524,
Prices are in Australian Dollars which usually trade
at about Euro 0.61 and USD $0.77 (cents)
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International shipping costs about AU$60.(we will quote before shipping)
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