Didgeridoo - Indigenous instrument purchased directly from Aboriginal people

Aboriginal instrument from the Australian continent

Decorated with dot paintings, it can also be used as interior decor!
Purchased 20 years ago.
The didgeridoo is an instrument used by the Aboriginal people of Australia during ceremonies.
It has a long history, generally believed to have been used for 1000 years (some say 2000-3000 years), and is considered the world's oldest wind instrument.
Hollowed eucalyptus wood, naturally formed by termites, is used as is, with traditional paintings applied or the wood surface coated.
Due to its unique sound, it has been effectively used in various music genres in recent years, gaining enthusiasts worldwide.
This is a very rare item today.

Length: Approximately 125cm

[Product Condition]
There are some minor scratches, but no cracks, and it is still usable.
Although cleaned, please understand that some dirt may remain that cannot be removed, and thorough cleaning may not have been possible in every detail. This is a used item, so please purchase with understanding.

Immediate purchase is welcome.
If you have any other questions, please leave a comment.

Price negotiation is also accepted.