Practice Chanter Walking Stick

Discover the captivating story behind the handcrafted Practice Chanter Walking Stick made from African Mopane wood.

This unique piece, inspired by a dream and crafted with deep meaning, combines elegance, functionality, and a camera mount for photography enthusiasts.

Delve into the legacy of craftsmanship and personal dedication behind this remarkable creation

Wood Turned Practice Chanter Walking Stick

Hand turned from African Mopane and Imitation Horn, this style of Practice Chanter Walking Stick was dreamt one night by the Grandfather of wood turning artist Edwin Sinclair, who then turned it in the Madeira street workshop.

Edwin had always wanted one to match the Mopane Pipes that his Dad made for him, but sadly his Dad never managed to fully show him how to turn it before he passed with cancer.

He has since worked out the details and hand turned this example, which also includes a camera mount on top of the ‘thistle’ effectively acting like a mono-pod.

Artist: Ewan Sinclair

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