$The Pueblo Style Flute is a tribute to the peoples who lived in the Chaco Canyon region, northern New Mexico. The site of the ruins was named by the Pueblo Bonito expedition, where some rim-blown flutes were found in excavations carried out in the last decade of the 19th century.
We produce the Pueblo style flute in three variations: Anazasi, Mojave, and Hopi. The three flutes are vertical rim-blown flutes made of bamboo with 5 or 6 holes that allow easy assembly of the major and minor pentatonic scales. Its mouthpiece is similar to the Japanese Shakuhachi flute, allowing micro-tonal subtleties, harmonic overblowing, and playing the second octave. These flutes are inspired by the ancient flutes of the indigenous peoples of the north.
