Hardwood Clapsticks 30cmL 2pcs

Bring rhythm and tradition into the classroom or learning space with these beautifully hand-carved Hardwood Clapsticks. Crafted by Indigenous artist Murruppi, these instruments are designed for both cultural education and musical exploration.

Made from durable Mulga wood (with variations including Gidgi, Ironbark, Bloodwood, Black Wattle, or Eucalyptus), each pair produces a clear, resonant sound when struck together. Traditionally used to accompany dance, singing, chanting, or didgeridoo playing, clapsticks provide an authentic and tactile way for children and students to explore rhythm, music, and cultural storytelling.

Each pair measures approximately 30cm in length, offering a comfortable size for both children and adults to handle. With their smooth, natural timber finish, these clapsticks are both functional instruments and cultural artifacts that enrich any classroom or music space.

Why Educators Love Them:

• Authentic hand-carved instrument by Indigenous artist Murruppi

• Supports rhythm, timing, and musical exploration in group settings

• Introduces students to Indigenous culture and traditions

• Sturdy hardwood construction for lasting use

How to Use Them:

• Play by striking the sticks together to keep rhythm during music or storytelling

• Pair with singing, chanting, or didgeridoo for cultural immersion activities

• Use in music lessons to build timing, listening, and coordination skills

• Incorporate into cultural awareness programs or classroom displays

Details:

• Set includes 2 hardwood clapsticks

• Approx. 30cm long (sizes may vary 25–30cm due to natural hand-carving)

• Crafted from mulga or other durable hardwoods

• Suitable for classroom, music, and cultural learning environments

• Ages 3+ with supervision