Didgeridoo Pillows

Didgeridoo perched against rocks

Koala Playing the Didgeridoo

The didgeridoo is a wind instrument developed by Aboriginal Australians sometime within the last 1000 years. The sound is a common component of Aboriginal music.

If you planned on playing the didgeridoo, just didgeridon't, for peace's sake. Let this humorous tee shirt be a warning, this famous Australian aborigines wind instrument loved by hippies and nature folks around the world can offer some annoying noises. In case your eco nature bio organic wholefood loving musician neighbor in Australia played his loud didgeridoo all night again, bring it back to the aboriginals where it belongs and show him your new super funny Didgeridon't design.

A Didgeridoo seems very noisy and expensive for a souvenir. Why don't you get this nice shirt? It's clever, like you!

This photograph was *featured* in the Red Bubble groups 'Australian Landmarks and Icons', and 'Australia! You're Standing in It'. 'Crossing Roper Bar' , a cross-cultural musical collaboration between Paul Grabowsky and Wagilak Gujarra/Nyilapidgi musicians from Ngukurr, Arnhem Land, playing at the Apollo Bay Music Festival. #Musicians #didgeridoo #aboriginalmusicians

An aboriginal Australian playing a didgeridoo