A person closes their eyes while holding a clear tube with wooden spiral rainstick. The rainstick has pale blue glass beds in it that fall for a 40 second duration and make a loud downpour rain sound. This is a clear spiral rainstick made by Rainstick Dreams.
A close up of the wooden spiral going through the clear rainstick tube shows the pale blue glass beads falling down. The beads produce a loud downpour rain-like sound against the sticks and tube that lasts for 40 seconds.
A clear tube has a spiral made from wooden sticks going through it. Pale blue periwinkle beads fall down through the rainstick instrument to create a loud rain sound for 40 seconds.
A rainstick containing pale blue glass beads and featuring a wooden spiral is against a white background. The custom fit white cap encloses the top of the rainstick with a brass screw. This is a long duration spiral rainstick by Rainstick Dreams that produces a loud downpour rain sound for 40 seconds.
An outstretched hand holds a clear spiral rainstick horizontally against a white background. The visually stunning rainstick contains pale blue glass beads. White caps enclose the long duration rainstick sound healing instrument on both ends.
Person holding a small spiral sounds rainstick by Rainstick Dreams. The rainstick is comprised of a clear tube with a wooden spiral helix going through it. Pale blue glass beads flow down. The rainstick is being held up above a white pedestal, with a black backdrop.
A person closes their eyes while holding a clear tube with wooden spiral rainstick. The rainstick has pale blue glass beds in it that fall for a 40 second duration and make a loud downpour rain sound. This is a clear spiral rainstick made by Rainstick Dreams.
A close up of the wooden spiral going through the clear rainstick tube shows the pale blue glass beads falling down. The beads produce a loud downpour rain-like sound against the sticks and tube that lasts for 40 seconds.
A clear tube has a spiral made from wooden sticks going through it. Pale blue periwinkle beads fall down through the rainstick instrument to create a loud rain sound for 40 seconds.
A rainstick containing pale blue glass beads and featuring a wooden spiral is against a white background. The custom fit white cap encloses the top of the rainstick with a brass screw. This is a long duration spiral rainstick by Rainstick Dreams that produces a loud downpour rain sound for 40 seconds.
An outstretched hand holds a clear spiral rainstick horizontally against a white background. The visually stunning rainstick contains pale blue glass beads. White caps enclose the long duration rainstick sound healing instrument on both ends.
Person holding a small spiral sounds rainstick by Rainstick Dreams. The rainstick is comprised of a clear tube with a wooden spiral helix going through it. Pale blue glass beads flow down. The rainstick is being held up above a white pedestal, with a black backdrop.

Small Spiral Sounds Rainstick – Crystalline Glass Beads – Loud Rain Sound

$528.72
$528.72
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Details

At about 2 feet high, the Small Crystalline Beads Spiral Sounds® Rainstick is an excellent choice for its impactful sound and portability. Enjoy 40 seconds of loud rain sound that is so immersive, it's like a waterfall washing over you. The absolute sensory takeover is immediately grounding, and will help to put you at ease at any point in your day.

Small Glass Crystalline Beads Spiral Sounds® Rainsticks are handmade in Pittsburgh, PA. Shipping time can fluctuate, but orders containing one rainstick often ship within 2 business days. Each one has a handwritten serial number. Stands and Cases are available and sold separately.

Materials: crystalline glass beads, plastic tube, birch dowels, plywood circles, plastic caps, metal

Dimensions: 2.5" x 25"

Weight: 1.5 lb

Sound duration: 40 seconds

Loudness: 70 dB from 1 ft

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