Wooden Croaking Frog Guiro, Small 2.5 Inch

• The carved frog has a low, settled posture, with splayed feet and a softly smiling mouth.
• Its reddish-brown wood grain gives the body a warm, natural variation in tone.
• The raised ridges along the back are both visual texture and the part that makes the sound.
• A wooden stick sits through the body, so the musical element feels tucked into the design.
• It brings a small moment of humour to a desk, side table or windowsill without feeling loud.

This decorative musical instrument is made from Jempinis wood in Indonesia. The surface has a smooth, polished look, with carved details around the eyes, feet and back that give the frog its friendly, alert expression.

Hold the frog steady and draw the wooden stick gently along the ridged back. A light, even stroke gives the clearest croaking sound.

Keep it indoors and wipe with a dry cloth when needed. As it is wood, avoid leaving it in damp places or soaking it in water.

Frogs appear in many cultures as creatures of change, moving between water and land and calling most clearly after rain. Here, that symbolism stays simple and tactile: a small carved frog with a voice of its own, ready to mark a playful pause in the day. It suits people who like folk instruments, animal figures, natural wood objects, or small pieces with a little surprise hidden in them.

• Height: approximately 6 cm
• Weight: 90 g
• Material: Jempinis wood
• Origin: Indonesia
• Includes the wooden stick used to play the guiro

A charming choice for someone who collects frogs, enjoys world instruments, or likes small handmade-feeling objects with personality. It is especially suited to a desk, studio shelf, music corner or playful home altar.