| Weight | 0.62 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 28 × 10 × 10 cm |
| Material | Bamboo, Goat Skin, Indian Ash Wood, Metal Washer, Nylon Braided Cord/String |
| Weight & Dimensions (unboxed, for reference only) | 0.06 kg x 21 x 6 x 4 cm |

This fun sound maker is a friction instrument with its origin in the European Middle Ages.
The string rubs on the colophonium resin covered stick and the hand held bamboo resonator which can also be closed for modifying the sound, amplifies the quirky frog like rubbing sounds and natural noises.


| Weight | 0.62 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 28 × 10 × 10 cm |
| Material | Bamboo, Goat Skin, Indian Ash Wood, Metal Washer, Nylon Braided Cord/String |
| Weight & Dimensions (unboxed, for reference only) | 0.06 kg x 21 x 6 x 4 cm |
Universitas Swasta Terbaik –
I find the Frog Caller an intriguing way to engage with frog sounds. What inspired its development, and how do you hope this tool deepens people’s connection with amphibian biodiversity? Best, Universitas Swasta Terbaik
Web Admin –
Dear Friend from Universitas Swasta Terbaik, thank you for your comment and query.
The Frog Caller is designed to engage directly with biomimetic sound and acoustic ecology, bridging human play with the natural sonic signatures of the environment.
The Frog Caller was developed out of a deep appreciation for acoustic mimesis and the rich, expressive soundscape of the natural world. By replicating the organic textures and vocalizations of amphibians, the instrument serves as an interactive bridge between human expression and ecological listening.
The intention behind the Frog Caller is to cultivate heightened sensory awareness and attunement to living ecosystems. Through playful engagement, it invites players to step outside manufactured soundscapes and re-engage with the vital acoustic diversity of nature, fostering a participatory appreciation for the rhythms, voices, and habitats of the natural environment.