Tahuari and palo sangre quenacho flutes - made by native Peruvian artisan
The quenacho is a traditional South American flute that makes a deep resonant sound blowing straight into the mouthpiece and modulated by 5 finger holes on top. We have two one of a kind variations of these beautiful flutes. One made with deep reddish-brown palo sangre wood has two narrow rings of cow bone near the mouth piece. The other model is made solely with deep oak colored tahuari wood.
Both models are 1.1 inches across. The palo sangre model is 17.5 inches long; the tahuari model is 18.5 inches long.
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Amazon forest loss is driving species to extinction, aggravating global warming, and robbing people of unique medicines, foods and other benefits. Cutting and burning forests is often more profitable than conserving them, so some native communities in northern Peru have illegally logged and grown coca and other cash-crops to escape poverty.
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