Andean Tarka Flute Wall Hangings Simple but elegant shining copper

Simple but elegant shining copper offering bowl with carving embellishments around its base

in stone colors corresponding to colors associated with seven sacred chakras

the Middle World

and wooden striker -- all in a beautiful handmade yellow lokta paper box stamped with an image of the Manipura stamped on the lid with string and button closure

a shaman of the Amazon

Andean Tarka Flute Wall Hangings Simple but elegant shining copperVertical orthohedral wooden flute with six fingering holes in the central part whose origin dates back to the Aymara lordships of the highlands and is widely used in Andean festivities. The tarka sound and scale are different from any other Andean flute. Some say it sounds very primitive, soft and mellow with a rasp in the low range. The body of these instruments have some natural wear. Exquisite craftsmanship by ethnomusicologist Jose Vitancio