Clapsticks (Bilma)

Made by Aboriginal Cultural Practitioner Djuker Hart

These handcrafted clapsticks are made from Australian Dogwood and individually crafted by respected Aboriginal Cultural Practitioner Djuker Hart.

Traditionally used to maintain rhythm in song, dance, storytelling and cultural practice, clapsticks remain one of the most recognisable and important musical instruments used by Aboriginal peoples across Australia.

Each pair has been rough-sanded and left unfinished, making them ideal for schools, community groups, cultural programs and creative workshops. Students and participants can further sand, decorate, paint or engrave the clapsticks to create a personalised cultural learning resource while exploring Aboriginal music, storytelling and artistic expression.

What's Included

1 x Set of two rough-finished Dogwood clapsticks (Bilma).

Features

Handcrafted from Australian Dogwood

Made by Aboriginal Cultural Practitioner Djuker Hart

Traditional rhythm instrument

Ideal for schools, workshops and cultural activities

Suitable for further sanding, decorating and personalisation

Every pair is unique, with natural variations in grain, colour and shape

Uses

Music and rhythm activities

Cultural education programs

Storytelling and dance accompaniment

Art and craft projects

Classroom learning resources

Community and cultural events

Please Note: As these are handmade from natural timber, each pair will vary slightly in appearance, size and character.