$800
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A solid yiḏaki from Ŋoṉu with thick walls and great acoustics. The mouthpiece is comfortable, the bell is well worked-out, the backpressure is medium and lets you to roll rhythms effortless. The dups are easy to hit and sound great above the drone. The sound is rich and has lots of depth to it, especially when the instrument is warmed up. I recommend this instrument for those traditional and contemporary players who are looking for a great traditional didgeridoo.
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Maker: Ŋoŋu Ganambarr
Clan: Daṯiwuy
Moiety: Dhuwa
Homeland: Rorruwuy
The painting depicts a traditional design (miny’tji) of the Daṯiwuy clan, connected to the river systems of Arnhem bay.
| Weight | 4 kg |
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| Dimensions | 144 cm |
| Area of origin | Dhalinybuy, Northeast Arnhem Land |
| Drone | E |
| Horn | F# |
| Material | Natural pigments on termite hollowed stringybark eucalyptus (gaḏayka) |
| Mouthpiece diameter internal | 3-3.5cm |
| Mouthpiece diameter external | 4.7cm |
| Distal end diameter internal | 7.5-8.2cm |
| Distal end diameter external | 9-10cm |
