Reed Rain Stick, a percussion instrument that is believed comes from Pre Inca Culture times that when is shacked or turned is able to emit a sound that closely resembles the flow of water or rain. The Rain Stick consists in a reed tube where little pebbles, seeds and grains (like lentils, rice, sunflower seeds, etc) collide with obstacles inside the tube thus generating a sound similar to the rain. Depending on the type of rain stick, its loudness will change, producing a finer or more serious and exaggerated sound depending on the type of materials used. Other types of more percussive sounds can be achieved by gently shaking the tube.
- Ancient percussion instrument that goes back to Pre-Inca times
- Ideal for meditation, relaxation therapy o rituals, provides a calming effect through soft natural rain-like sounds. Anti-stress sound. It also could be an additional instrument for your musical compositions; Due to its versatility, other types of more percussive sounds can be obtained by gently shaking the tube.
- Smooth Finish. Inca Culture Design. Depicts iconic embossed images of the Sun and the Moon considered Deities by the Incas, an image of a Inca Window that can be found in the archeological sites of the Inca Empire and is believed was used for astronomic purposes. It also depicts the iconic image of the famous 12 Angles Stone
- Length: 15.50" Inches
- Imported. Made by Peruvian Artisans.