This flute sounds lower and deeper than the average Native American flute.

The flute is 64 cm long, however, the finger holes are slightly farther apart, making it suited for people with medium to large sized hands.

This flute sounds lower and deeper than the average Native American flute.

The flute is 64 cm long, however, the finger holes are slightly farther apart, making it suited for people with medium to large sized hands.

This flute sounds lower and deeper than the average Native American flute.

The flute is 64 cm long, however, the finger holes are slightly farther apart, making it suited for people with medium to large sized hands.

The lowest, most bassy Native American flute that Odell Borg from High Spirits makes.

The flute is 74 cm long, therefore it is recommended for people with large hands.

This flute sounds lower and deeper than the average Native American flute.

This flute is tuned to 432 Hz. Some say that 432 Hz sounds better to the human ear than the usual 440 Hz tuning.

This flute sounds lower and deeper than the average Native American flute. Made of aromatic cedar wood.

This flute is tuned to 432 Hz. Some say that 432 Hz sounds better to the human ear than the usual 440 Hz tuning.

This basic flute bag fits flutes up to 58 cm long, and 11 cm wide. It does not have a shoulder strap.

This shoulder bag holds flutes with a length up to 65 cm.

Recommended for Native flutes in the key of A, G, F#, F, (Bass) E, (Bass) D.

This double eco stand has been designed to hold two Native American flutes, but will hold other flutes as well.