CUSTOM DIDGERIDOO

Parker carefully selects remote and beautiful locations in California and Arizona to harvest yucca and agave plants. He ensures that the plants have already gone through their life cycle and have produced seeds. Parker ask permission from the land and leaves tobacco as a reciprocal gesture for taking the stock of the yucca or agave.

After harvesting, the yucca or agave stocks need to be processed to extract the inner core. Parker uses traditional and modern methods to hollow out the inner layers, that will be used for crafting the didgeridoo.

Parker believes in creating a didgeridoo that is perfectly matched to the energy of its future owner. To achieve this, he gathers as much information as possible about the person for whom he is crafting the instrument. This knowledge guides him in creating a didgeridoo that resonates harmoniously with the individual's energy.

As the crafting process nears completion, Parker adds the finishing touches to the didgeridoo. This involves fine-tuning the instrument's sound, ensuring it produces the desired tone and resonance. He meticulously polishes and seals the wood to enhance its durability and aesthetic appeal.