Shaman Bell handmade

Shaman Bell

Shaman Bell

• 13 note  panpipe.
• Decorated with various colour woven bands and single strand woollen neck band.
• 18cm wide
• Made in Peru

• Peruvian 13 note cane panpipes
• Hand made and fair trade
• In Peru these are known as Zamponya / Zampona
• 30 x 22cm   (12 x 9")

• Peruvian 13 note cane panpipes
• Hand made and fair trade
• In Peru these are known as Zamponya / Zampona
• 30 x 22cm   (12 x 9")
• Approximately tuned - not far off scale of C

Handmade approx. 37 cm long 

Quena is a woodwind instrument made from either Bamboo or wood. Its history dates back to the pre-Inca civilization, making it one of the oldest instruments. Quena flutes typically have six finger holes and one thumb hole, but their most distinctive feature is the U-shaped notch at its blow end. This physical characteristic makes it part of the vertical flute.

Fact: Traditional quena flute music was strongly linked to spiritual practices and festivals. Today it is also used for different types of music, often together with other instruments such as guitars.

To see how to play this flute click on the link below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PltKPr6v-Ws

Handmade approx. 37 cm long 

Quena is a woodwind instrument made from either Bamboo or wood. Its history dates back to the pre-Inca civilization, making it one of the oldest instruments. Quena flutes typically have six finger holes and one thumb hole, but their most distinctive feature is the U-shaped notch at its blow end. This physical characteristic makes it part of the vertical flute.

Fact: Traditional quena flute music was strongly linked to spiritual practices and festivals. Today it is also used for different types of music, often together with other instruments such as guitars.

To see how to play this flute click on the link below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PltKPr6v-Ws

Handmade approx. 37 cm long 

Quena is a woodwind instrument made from either Bamboo or wood. Its history dates back to the pre-Inca civilization, making it one of the oldest instruments. Quena flutes typically have six finger holes and one thumb hole, but their most distinctive feature is the U-shaped notch at its blow end. This physical characteristic makes it part of the vertical flute.

Fact: Traditional quena flute music was strongly linked to spiritual practices and festivals. Today it is also used for different types of music, often together with other instruments such as guitars.

To see how to play this flute click on the link below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PltKPr6v-Ws

The rattles are handmade and it could be a difference in size and looks. Rattles are used trough healing to resolve, clean and extraction heavy energy. In ceremonies they are used to call for the energy and helpers who is in service for the shaman in meditation and soul travel. Rattles are a powerful tool in the hands of the shaman.