The bonus was an African drum!
Some African hand drums!
As well as pencils that resemble the drums above - they can actually be played.
I love the hand painted designs on these as well.
Here they are - the didgeridoosNow I just have to learn how to play them!
I like the designs!
I traded my 70's record albums for all of the above! I was happy - my records will find homes where people love and desire them and my kids will have fun at school playing these!
Are they genuine didgeridoos or just replicas? Be aware that culturally it's bad form for a female to play the didgeridoo- you could offend. They're beautiful, aren't they?
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I am pretty sure they are genuine - they seem identical to the ones I see on music sites for sale. The guy who sold them to me say he has a guy that can catually come out to show the kids how to use them. I am also pretty sure I won't offend anyone in our school if I play with it. I do think they are pretty.
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