instruments


Kailash Kokopelli plays: Didgeridoos made of eukalyptus, birch, beech, oak & agave Flutes made of cedar, maple, cherry, bamboo, metal, and bone (swan) Drums made of juniper, elm and pine with skins of goat, raindeer, elk, cow and deer Crystal Singing Bowls made of 98% quarz crystal sand Percussion: Rattles made of skin from deer, halibut, bark, crystals, shells, seeds, coral and bone chimes, gongs, tibetan singing bowls rainmakers, bullroarers, claypots, udu others: fujara, clarinet, harmonic whirlies, worldstick, tin and low whistles, clay and chord flutes


	"...these instruments are sacred. Used with pure intention they can become powerful initiators of peace and healing. These instruments are prayer tools to commune and communicate with the source. They are sacred keys to unlock inner doors and gateways to the force and mystery of life." (Kailash)