Rain Stick, Rain Maker (59" Maori)

I am so happy about this purchase. The sound is rain flowing slowly when you turn it slowly. The style is simple and Maori design has waves and natural patterns.

Is great and much much bigger than what I expected, very happy with this, highly recommended

This doesn’t really look or feel like an authentic Māori rain stick. The material feels cheap, and the design looks more like it was scribbled on than carved with intention. It does work as a rain stick, but only if you tilt it very slowly—otherwise, the sound barely lasts 10 seconds. That might work for some folks, but it wasn’t what I was hoping for. The sound is ok.Also, I’m docking points for the shipping method. They literally slapped a label right onto the stick and sent it bare. No box, no wrap—just raw stick energy in the hands of my mailman, who looked at me like I ordered something cursed.For the price, I guess it’s not the worst, but you can probably find something better for the same amount—especially if authenticity and sound matter to you.

I love the design, quality and size! I use this with clients in my sound sessions. It is exactly the statement price and item I wanted.

Sounds ok however made of what feels like paper and artwork drawn on by a black and looks like really bad art.

I love this!!!! Had my doubts but still bought it and I am so glad I did!!!! Fyi, if you did t know, rotate the stick at an angle, you ll get the longest sound out of it!!! Happy healing!

Flimsy..feels like some sort of paper with hand drawn design with a sharpie. And shows two pieces but only came with one.

It makes a nice sound but it doesn't look like an indigenous instrument.