Rainstick A rainstick is a musical instrument that produces a sound like rainfall. It's made by placing pebbles or beans inside a dried, tubular cactus and allowing them to fall against thorns or spikes inside the tube. Originally used in rainmaking rituals in South America, it's also used for its soothing effects and to create ambiance. Features of the Rainstick: Structure: Inside a dried cactus tube, cactus thorns or nails are arranged in a spiral, and dried beans or pebbles are sealed inside. Sound Mechanism: When the tube is tilted, the pebbles hit the thorns as they slowly fall, creating a gentle sound like rain. Materials: Plants from the cactus family (such as Eulychnia acida) are used, and the unique tone and atmosphere are characteristic of natural materials. Uses: It is used in various situations, such as rainmaking rituals, music therapy, healing, spatial演出, and percussion. Regulations: Cacti are protected by the Washington Convention, and permits may be required for import and export. Material: Cactus Length: Approximately 50cm Diameter: Approximately 9cm You can enjoy the sound for a long time, so it can also be enjoyed as a toy for children. Thank you for viewing.