Colorful Geometric Patterned Peruvian Ocarina

Description: It is a type of vessel flute, a wind musical instrument typically made from clay or ceramic, but can also be made from other materials like plastic or wood. Origin and History: The ocarina, meaning "little goose," was named by Italian musician Giuseppe Donati in 1853, though similar instruments date back over 12,000 years to ancient cultures like Mayan, Aztec, and Chinese. Peruvian Significance: These ocarinas are based on traditional clay flutes of the Andes and are often hand-painted with intricate geometric patterns, reflecting Peruvian artistry and culture Unique instrument