This beautifully aged quena flute, handcrafted from real bone, is a one-of-a-kind decorative artifact steeped in ancestral spirit. Its intense yellow and black patina reflects the passage of time and natural wear, giving the piece a powerful visual identity and unmistakable authenticity.

The flute features carved designs that include a stylized human face and geometric motifs, suggestive of ancient Andean symbology. These engravings were likely more ceremonial than functional, indicating the piece may have served in spiritual or ritual contexts, rather than musical performance.

Though it can still produce tones, this flute is best appreciated as a decorative collector’s item. When you attempt to play it, you’ll feel the eerie yet fascinating presence of whoever once carried this bone—perhaps an elder, a mystic, or a tribal musician.

Its organic shape and detailed craftsmanship make it perfect for:

Display in ethnographic or historical collections

Ritual or shamanic altars

Unique home decor with cultural meaning

Type: Andean quena (decorative)

Color: Aged yellow with blackened highlights

Condition: Excellent patina, not recommended for musical use

Own a piece of the Andes that tells its own silent story—a relic from the intersection of art, music, and spirit.