Africa Heartwood Project 30" Cactus Rainstick from Chile - Authentic Handcrafted Rain Stick Musical Instrument with Rasta Yarn Wrap and Durable Sealant

Is a volunteer, grassroots US non-profit dedicated to fighting poverty through clean water, orphan support, and sustainable livelihoods The founders planned their "humanitarian honeymoon" to a Liberian refugee camp in Ghana. There they saw first-hand the tragedy of poverty, and resolved to try to first understand, and then to help. In Ghana the founder became friends with local drum builders and later agreed to help them market their drums to better support their families and preserve their culture. Now providing opportunities for many artisans in multiple countries with product development, training, loans, and access to global markets to sustain their cottage businesses Andy Jones, Founder & Volunteer Director with Kayla on their "humanitarian honeymoon" Boti Falls, Ghana, 1999 Education is a right, and creates a path for a hopeful tomorrow with less poverty than today. From 1999 , AHP has fed, clothed, educated, and befriended hundreds of Liberian orphan children and youth. Changing lives in Ghana and Liberia by drilling hundreds of bore hole wells, providing clean water, hygiene training, and jobs. Supporting percussion craftsmen across West Africa, offering training, micro-credit, and fair-trade market access to support families. Our rainstick produces a richer, clearer, and more resonant rain-like sound, offering an immersive auditory experience. Crafted for superior sound quality, it mimics the soothing sound of natural rainfall. Naturally grown Copado cactus in the Chilean deserts, our rainstick embodies authenticity and quality. Experience the unique blend of tradition and nature in every sound it produces. Each rainstick is coated with a layer of clear lacquer to beautify and protect the cactus wood. Easily clean by wiping with a damp cloth.