Peruvian Pan Flute — 13 Tube
Thirteen-tube Andean pan flute handcrafted from natural bamboo, sounding the ancient harmonic scales of Peruvian mountain music.
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| Dimensions | 6" × 7" × 2" |
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| Weight | 0.1 lbs |
About This Instrument
The pan flute — called the siku or antara in the Andes — is one of the world's oldest instruments, its tuned bamboo tubes encoding the harmonic relationships that Pythagorean tradition would later formalize in mathematics. This 13-tube version offers a range of just over an octave, played by tilting the instrument and blowing across the open tops of each tube. The natural bamboo produces a breathy, organic tone with a complex overtone structure. Ideal for meditation, world music study, and sacred sound work.
Harmonic Philosophy
The pan flute (siku) connects its player to Pan — the Greek god who bridges the divine and the natural world. Each tube is an independent oscillator; the 13-tube range spans a full diatonic scale with space for chromatic ornamentation.