I bought this (approx) 44" ( 112cm ) didgeridoo in Australia 26 years ago. I wrapped it very securely, and brought it back on the flight home. It is made from Eucalyptus wood in one piece, with a beeswax mouthpiece, and a flared bellend, which makes for a deeper, louder sound. Furthermore, it is hand painted in a traditional Aboriginal style. I selected this item from an Aboriginal workshop / outlet, with the aim of learning to play it, or, if that didn't work, I thought that I might display it. Neither came to pass. I have moved a few times in the interim, and it has remained securely wrapped and stored. Another move is imminent, therefore it's time to let it go. It's a genuine instrument, made in a traditional style, and signed by the artist, J. Walker.
