Vintage set of high quality 4 Hand Carved Australian Natives Playing Didgeridoos' Hand Painted, with Snakes on there Instruments.

Vintage set of 4 Hand Carved Australian Natives Playing Didgeridoos' Hand Painted, with Snakes on there Instruments.

In great condition with minimal vintage wear. (see photos).
Very rare.

Approx. dimensions are - 19 1/2" Tall x 1 3/4" Wide x 1 3/4" Deep. Largest.
15 3/4" Tall x 1 1/2" Wide x 1 1/2" Deep.
12 1/4" Tall x 1 1/2" Wide x 1 1/2" Deep.
high quality 8 1/4" Tall x 1 1/2" Wide x 1 1/2" Deep. Smallest.

Beautifully hand carved and hand painted, this group of 4 all play the Didgeridoo.
Their clothes are painted with beautiful colors as well as their didgeridoos'.

Wire wrapped necks, arms and legs.

A great accent for your tribal décor!


The snake has been used as a symbol of strength, creativity and continuity since ancient times across many societies.

While this Didgeridoo has become synonymous with indigenous Australia as a whole, it is in fact traditionally recognized as belonging to the Aboriginal people in Arnhem Land, and in particular the Yolngu people.

The didgeridoo is an Aboriginal instrument which, traditionally, is important in Aboriginal ceremony.
It is musical, and today it is used to play contemporary music, but traditionally this was not the role of the didgeridoo.
The voice of the didgeridoo was part of story telling and teaching.