A person is standing next to a 4’ tall clear rainstick instrument with their arm extended out and their hand on top of the white cap that encloses the clear tube. Pale blue glass beads are inside the tube and descending down the wooden protruding spiral, producing a sound as they ricochet among the sticks and the tube.
The bottom of a large crystalline glass beads rainstick is standing against a white background. Pale blue glass beads fill the clear tube, and a white end cap encloses the bottom of it. A wooden funnel disc allows the beads to flow through and below it to the bottom.
A tall clear cylindrical Rainstick instrument has blue glass beads in it and is standing against a white background. The beads fall and produce a heavy rain sound as they ricochet among the wooden spiral patterned sticks and the clear tube. This is a 3 minute long duration rainstick by Rainstick Dreams.
The midsection of the cylindrical clear rainstick instrument that contains pale blue glass beads and a protruding wooden spiral. The rainstick instrument is against a white background.
Glass beads reflect light and descend among a wooden spiral that’s protruding from a clear tube. The beads produce a long duration rain sound as they ricochet among the sticks at the tube, making this a rainstick instrument commonly used in sound baths and other grounding, calming sound experiences.
A person is standing next to a 4’ tall clear rainstick instrument with their arm extended out and their hand on top of the white cap that encloses the clear tube. Pale blue glass beads are inside the tube and descending down the wooden protruding spiral, producing a sound as they ricochet among the sticks and the tube.
The bottom of a large crystalline glass beads rainstick is standing against a white background. Pale blue glass beads fill the clear tube, and a white end cap encloses the bottom of it. A wooden funnel disc allows the beads to flow through and below it to the bottom.
A tall clear cylindrical Rainstick instrument has blue glass beads in it and is standing against a white background. The beads fall and produce a heavy rain sound as they ricochet among the wooden spiral patterned sticks and the clear tube. This is a 3 minute long duration rainstick by Rainstick Dreams.
The midsection of the cylindrical clear rainstick instrument that contains pale blue glass beads and a protruding wooden spiral. The rainstick instrument is against a white background.
Glass beads reflect light and descend among a wooden spiral that’s protruding from a clear tube. The beads produce a long duration rain sound as they ricochet among the sticks at the tube, making this a rainstick instrument commonly used in sound baths and other grounding, calming sound experiences.

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

$1,045.05
$1,045.05
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Excellent for larger spaces and anyone who prefers a loud sustain, our Large Crystalline Beads Spiral Sounds® Rainstick makes a downpour sound for 3 minutes. The cool blue beads sparkle as they flow through the spiral, creating an immersive aural experience. Flip it and let the rain pour take over, cleansing your senses and your space.

This rainstick measures just over 4' tall. Though it can balance on its own when carefully placed on a flat surface, we recommend buying one of our Large Spiral Sounds or Twenty Planes Stands (sold separately) for added safety. Cases are also available and sold separately.

Large 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.

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

Dimensions: 3.5" x 49"

Weight: 7 lbs

Sound duration: around 3 minutes

Loudness: 69 dB from 1 ft

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