Wooden Frog Instrument, Large

• The frog shape gives it an easy, cheerful presence, more companion than ornament.
• Its carved back is part of the instrument, turning the animal form into a simple percussion-style rasp.
• The sound is lower and more rounded than a smaller frog instrument, with a satisfying croaking texture.
• It suits a room where objects are touched and enjoyed, not only looked at.
• The warm wood keeps it grounded, natural and gently rustic.

It is handcrafted in Indonesia from Jempinis wood. The design keeps the making visible: a frog body, a ridged back, and a wooden stick that brings the sound to life through movement.

Place it where people can notice it closely, on a console, bookshelf or coffee table. To play, hold the frog steady and rub the stick along the carved back, letting the ridges create the croaking sound.

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. As with most wooden pieces, avoid prolonged damp or soaking.

Frogs have long been linked with water, rain and seasonal change in many folk traditions, partly because their calls arrive so strongly around ponds and wet ground. Here, that association stays simple and playful: a carved animal that carries a sound from nature into the home. It works as a decorative musical instrument, a tactile talking point, and a small reminder that everyday spaces feel better when they include a little wit.

Made from Jempinis wood and weighing 125 g. Includes the wooden frog instrument and the wooden stick used to play it.

A thoughtful choice for someone who likes natural materials, unusual home objects or interactive decorative pieces. It also suits music lovers who enjoy small percussion instruments with character.