Shiva Flute

THE SYMBOL · NĀDA BRAHMA AND THE AWAKENING OF SHIVA

Where silence becomes vibration

In the Vedic and Hindu tradition, the universe is born from sonic vibration — Nāda Brahma, the principle that all existence is sound in motion. Shiva represents the absolute stillness of Mount Kailash and, at the same time, the cosmic pulse that transforms and renews.

Each Ashar Shiva Flute carries this duality in its aesthetics: the bamboo treated in a deep amber tone, the waxed threads in dark wine, and the sacred engraving of the Trishula and the Om Namah Shivaya mantra — an invitation to introspection and presence.

An instrument made to open inner spaces of strength and serenity.

THE MUSICAL TRADITION · BHAIRAV, MELAKARTA AND HIJAZKIAR

The mystical scale of the East in NAF ergonomics

The Shiva Flute combines the ease of sound production and the ergonomics of the Native American Flute (NAF) with the dramatic and transcendental sonority of the Double Harmonic Major scale.

In North India (Hindustani tradition), this scale gives soul to the powerful Raga Bhairav — the raga of dawn and deep devotion. In South India (Carnatic music), it corresponds to Melakarta Mayamalavagowla, and between the Mediterranean and the Middle East it is known as Hijazkiar.

With 7 holes specially designed for this exotic scale ready on the flute, it becomes much more intuitive to improvise authentic, hypnotic, and expressive oriental melodies from the very first breaths.

The bridge between native instrument-making and the ancestral soundscapes of India.