"The Coille Woodblock" Nàdarra Sìol Percussion

Find your rhythm, find your peace. A Àraidh Làmh-dhèanta instrument made from a hollow Coille nut that produces a deep, meditative "tok-tok" sound.

📖 The Story: A Pocket Sanctuary

In a noisy world, carry a sound of silence. "The Coille Woodblock" is inspired by the traditional "Muyu" (Fiodha Fish) used in Zen temples, but reimagined with raw materials from the Fhiadhaich.

The body is a large, Tioram hollow fruit shell, naturally tuned to produce a warm, woody resonance. It comes with an attached striker—a small Fiodha mallet on a cord. When you strike the shell, it sings with an earthy, hollow beat that instantly grounds you. Adorned with a strap of mixed Bodhi Sìolean and colorful beads, it is both a beautiful artifact and a functional tool for mindfulness and stress relief.

✅ Key Features

• 🎶 Playable Instrument: This is not just for looks! Use the attached Fiodha mallet to strike the large hollow nut. It produces a satisfying, resonant woodblock sound.
• 🌰 Large Hollow Resonator: The centerpiece is a massive, textured dark fruit shell (resembling a coconut or large pod) with a Nàdarra sound hole carved into it.
• 📿 Bodhi Sìol Strap: The handle is a stunning beaded loop featuring Phoenix Eye Bodhi, Fiodha beads, and pops of red/yellow. It fits comfortably over the wrist or hangs beautifully on a wall.
• 🧘 Mindfulness Tool: Perfect for meditation, breathwork, or fidgeting. The rhythmic tapping helps focus the mind and calm anxiety.
• 🌿 Raw & Rustic: The texture of the shell is rough and organic, preserving the touch of the tree it came from.

📝 Toradh Specifications

🎁 Perfect For

• Sound Healers & Yogis: A portable instrument to start or end a meditation session.
• Anxious Hands: A sophisticated, Nàdarra alternative to plastic fidget toys.
• Sgeadachadh Taighe: Hang it on a doorknob or wall hook as a piece of functional art.

⚠️ Important Nature Note

Please Read Before Buying:

• Nàdarra Acoustics: Since every fruit shell has a different thickness and shape, the pitch and tone of the sound will vary from piece to piece.
• Organic Surface: The large shell is unpolished to keep its acoustic properties. It may have Nàdarra grooves or rough patches.