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Product Specifications
Material: Bamboo
Picture are for reference only, hand-painted designs may vary.
This instrument is sold individually.
Size Guide
Small: 20cm x 5cm
Medium: 60cm x 5cm
Large: 100cm x 5cm
Extra Large: 120cm x 5cm
XXLarge: 150cm x 5cm
Shipping & Returns
We dispatch most orders on the same day and ship across Australia and worldwide. Metro deliveries in Australia usually arrive within 2–5 business days, and express options are available at checkout; regional and international timeframes depend on the destination. You’ll receive tracking details when your parcel is on its way.
Need to return your order? Let us know within seven days of delivery. Please keep the item unused and in its original condition. Full details are in our Shipping & Returns policy.
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FAQs
How does a rainstick instrument make sound?
A rainstick produces sound as small pebbles tumble through the bamboo tube from one end to the other.
Tip it upside down and the pebbles fall through, creating a soft cascade that closely mimics the sound of rain. The slower you tip it, the more gradual the sound.
Does the size of a rainstick affect the sound?
Yes, noticeably.
A 20cm rainstick produces a short, light trickle.
As the size increases, the sound becomes longer, fuller, and more sustained.
The 150cm rainstick produces a slow, rolling cascade that lasts several seconds each time you tip it.
If you’re using the rainstick in a sound healing or meditation setting, a larger size gives you more to work with.
For children or classroom use, the smaller sizes are easier to handle.
Are these rainsticks suitable for children?
The smaller sizes, particularly the 20cm, are well suited to children and are commonly used in primary school music programs.
They require no playing skill and produce sound immediately.
For very young children, supervision is recommended as the pebbles inside are not removable, but the rainstick instrument is best kept away from rough handling.
Which instruments does a rainstick pair well with in a sound bath or sound healing?
Rainsticks sit naturally alongside singing bowls, gongs, and other sustained-tone instruments.
The soft, continuous cascade works well as a transition between sections, or to ease a group into the session.
Many practitioners also use them in breathwork and guided meditation for the same reason.
