Didgeridoo, Incised Designs with Snakes & Crocodiles
Indigenous Australian didgeridoo, long, hollow, dark coloured wood, with numerous designs of crocodiles, snakes, ants and bees incised on exterior surface and dark red ochre stained. Mouth piece of didgeridoo slightly smaller than base opening and has small hole near top where a finger can be pressed to regulate air flow.
Donated by prominent Noongar Elder Ken Colbung.
Details
Details
Designs of crocodiles, snakes, ants and bees incised on exterior surface.
City of Wanneroo Museum Collections
City of Wanneroo Museum Collections
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