Elderberry Branch is a slender, flexible branch taken from an elderberry bush. Elderberry branches are known for their strength and resilience, making them excellent candidates for crafting various items. In folklore and some cultural traditions, elderberry branches are believed to possess protective properties and are often used in rituals or talismans.

Native Clapper Stick: The term "clapper stick" is refer to a percussion instrument traditionally used by indigenous peoples. It's typically a small wooden stick with notches or ridges carved into it, producing a rhythmic sound when struck against another surface. A "native" clapper stick is crafted using techniques and materials native to a particular region or culture, reflecting its cultural significance and craftsmanship.

Bringing these together, an "Elderberry Branch Native Clapper Stick" is a handmade percussion instrument crafted from an elderberry branch using traditional techniques passed down through generations. It carries symbolic significance, connecting its bearer to the natural world and the wisdom of indigenous cultures. When played, it could produce a rhythmic, earthy sound reminiscent of the tranquil ambiance of Elderberry Clapperwood.

Size of the stick will vary.

Wrapped in a rubber band, protected with shipping paper and odd shaped box.

You can make a clapper stick with this. Also, the pith can be removed and the stick used as a fire starter blow stick.