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About Pan Flutes
The origins of the pan flute in
the Americas predates both the Inca and Maya civilizations.
The pipes are attached to a cross-beam and tied with rope or
vegetable material. The longest pipes are on the right side
(seen from the player's point of view) and can be up to 80 centimeters
long (32 inches). Traditionally, women were not allowed to play
these instruments.
Click the images below to
see a larger view of each instrument.
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Musical Instruments
| Ocarina
Clay Whistle - $3.50 |
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Gourd
Wiro w/Stick - $14.00 |
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Size: 1 3/4 x 2 1/2 inches
Clay w/ lead free paint
Hand made in Peru
Code: LL0608-3
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Wiro/stick
Made in Peru
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| Gourd
Wiro with Rainstick - $18.00 |
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Gourd
Maracas - $14.00 |
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Wiro/Rainstick
w/ bull horn stick
Approximate dimensions: 2 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches
Made in Peru
Code: LL3702
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| Drum
with Stick - $16.00 |
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Wood
Tambourine - $14.00 |
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Drum
w/ stick
Approximate dimensions: 9 1/2 inch diameter
Leather hide with wood sides
Made in Peru
Code: LL2102
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Wood
tambourine
Approximate dimensions: 7 inch diameter
Made in Peru
Code: LL1501
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