DOBANI Stir Drum with Handle
STIHL
$13.22
8 graduated tongues of sheesham create the sides. Wood ball is suspend inside and is stirred to create a series of staccato clacks.
Item Details:
Length: 11"
Height: 3.75"
Width: 3.75"
Item Details:
Length: 11"
Height: 3.75"
Width: 3.75"
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