There’s nothing like the natural sound of moving water to relax the mind and body. Swonar harnesses this tranquility in an interactive instrument you can control. 5 rhythmically oriented streams allow water to fall on stones that have each been perforated to achieve a unique tone. Users can make their own music by using a pressure touch interface or sit back and enjoy the soothing sound of falling water.
Designer: Ujwal I. K.
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