Kids Gugaa Clapsticks
Hand crafted and burnt clapsticks featuring the Gugaa (Goanna), the totem for Wiradjuri people. Clapsticks are a significant element of Aboriginal history and have been a part of Aboriginal culture for a very long time. Clapsticks have been used for song, dance and ceremony for thousands of years. Gugaa Clapsticks can be used to inspire jarjums (kids) to engage with sound, song and dance. In groups they can also be used to encourage jarjums to get up and get moving.
Hand crafted and burnt clapsticks featuring the Gugaa (Goanna), the totem for Wiradjuri people. Clapsticks are a significant element of Aboriginal history and have been a part of Aboriginal culture for a very long time. Clapsticks have been used for song, dance and ceremony for thousands of years. Gugaa Clapsticks can be used to inspire jarjums (kids) to engage with sound, song and dance. In groups they can also be used to encourage jarjums to get up and get moving.
Hand crafted and burnt clapsticks featuring the Gugaa (Goanna), the totem for Wiradjuri people. Clapsticks are a significant element of Aboriginal history and have been a part of Aboriginal culture for a very long time. Clapsticks have been used for song, dance and ceremony for thousands of years. Gugaa Clapsticks can be used to inspire jarjums (kids) to engage with sound, song and dance. In groups they can also be used to encourage jarjums to get up and get moving.
1 set contains 2 clapsticks
