The Bajawa Rainstick features an elegant hand painted dotted design and a naturally rustic appearance. Simply turn the instrument upside down and the stones inside slowly fall, creating a soothing sound reminiscent of rainfall. Traditionally used in rituals associated with rain and thunder, each rainstick is handmade and unique, with slight variations in shape, size, colour, and design. Some pieces are finished with a clear non toxic varnish for added protection and a subtle shine. Handmade, eco friendly, and enjoyable to play, it also makes a thoughtful gift for musicians and sound enthusiasts.
Specifications
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Size
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60 x 5 cm
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Weight
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600g
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Country of Origin
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Indonesia
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Pitch
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High pitch
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Dominant Frequency Range
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3khz - 11.8khz
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Frequency Range
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170hz - 20kz
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Peak decibels
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76db
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RMS decibels
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62db
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Loudness Rating
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Level 7
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Difficulty Rating
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2
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What’s included
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Rainstick
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Attack
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25ms
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Timbre Tone Colour
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Earthy and soothing
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Dynamic Range
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Low
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Safety Warning
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Contains small parts. Not suitable for children without adult supervision.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Rainstick suitable for beginners?
Yes, it’s perfect for beginners and easy to use—just tilt it gently from end to end to create a soothing rain-like sound. No musical experience is needed.
How do I play the Rainstick and get the best sound?
Hold it vertically and slowly tilt it to let the seeds inside fall. The slower and more controlled the movement, the smoother and longer the sound—lasting around 5–7 seconds on the 30cm and up to 9 seconds on the 60cm version.
What is the Rainstick used for?
Bajawa rainsticks are often used in sound therapy, relaxation, mindfulness, classrooms, and sensory environments. They create calming rainfall effects that support focus, calm, and creativity.
