ABOUT EARL CLEMENTS

Earl Clements has been making and painting didgeridoos for over 15 years. Originally from New South Wales, he has spent the last 20 years in the Northern Territory (near Darwin) where he has been focusing on his artwork and didgeridoos.

Earl is a versatile maker who produces both natural finish didgeridoos and a variety of decorated style didgeridoos including painted, carved and burnt pokerwork.

He is one of those talented and unique didgeridoo craftsmen who are able to express their artwork on a didgeridoo while at the same time still producing a quality instrument.

All his instruments are internally sealed with some serious chisel work and rasping of the flared and bell ends.

Earl's Aboriginal heritage comes from his mothers side. His mother was born in Longreach, Queensland, of the local Iningai tribe.

A popular maker at Spirit Gallery with a wide range of styles and prices to suit everybody.

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-Shelly

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-Joseph Nicdao from Victoria, Australia

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-Tony Smith from UK

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-Steven from Boston USA

"Picked up the Didge today. Thanks for the incredibly fast shipping! Very impressive. Jeff"
-Jeff from Washington USA

"I just want to say how pleased I am with the Didge I got!!!! Firstly it is beautiful and the sound ..."
-Gary from the USA

"Service excellence the iron bark plays good making it good to learn "
-Mick from Campbelltown

"Hi, Hope you are well. The Didgeridoo ended up being an amazing gift and was really well recei..."
-Michael from South Australia

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-Ken from the UK