Millmullian hand carved Clapsticks First Nations books anthropology and visual arts

anthropology and visual arts

With a spill proof lid and a protective silicone grip

The plastic cover and pocket size make it ideal for use in the field

Beautifully packaged in a recycled card box

By: Rubén Molina-Pérez

Millmullian hand carved Clapsticks First Nations books anthropology and visual artsTimber clapsticks hand carved by Wailwaan Yuin songman and senior cultural educator, Millmullian (Laurance Magick Dennis) Clapsticks, known as 'Milbarra wadhi in the Wiradyuri language, are a rhythm instrument used by the Wailwaan, Yuin, Wiradyuri, Gamilaraay and many other Aboriginal nations These clapsticks are made from timber sourced sustainably from country, using dead trees or branches. There are many variations in this naturally sourced timber