Andean Panflute

Panpipes are sets of graduated flutes joined together in a bunch shape. The sound is produced by blowing across the top of the holes. According to legend, the ancient Greek god Pan was in love with a nymph who was turned into a reed by another deity. Pan played upon this reed for consolation. Panpipes have been known for over 2,000 years. Their distinctive sound is heard in much South American folk music.

Impress your favorite musician with this mythical instrument.

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Dimensions: 6 L x 4 W inches

Handcrafted in Peru