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The River Cane Flute is a tribute to the tradition of Native American flutes created with river cane bamboo (Arundinaria gigantean). This traditional Native American style flute was easily found among the native peoples of the southeastern United States. It is a narrow diameter flute with excellent sound, has 5 holes maintaining the pentatonic scale and the natural mouthpiece of the bamboo itself. We produce it with a more resistant bamboo while maintaining the general shape. The River Cane Flute is apparently simple, but its sound has a special brightness that touches and elevates us.
The Ashar Native Flute is the bamboo flute model, created following the essential formats of the Native American Flute, which is a specific style of flute developed in North America, whose current characteristics were only standardized in the second half of the twentieth century. Its main characteristics are the two chambers (slow air chamber and sound chamber) where the air passage happens through a block that directs air to the whistle. This feature offers a soft sound sensitive to breath variations, in addition to facilitating sound production. The second characteristic that definitively marked the Native American flute with an unmistakable musical style was the standardization of the minor pentatonic scale. This mysterious scale that evokes deep emotions and nature was already used by other very ancient peoples. The Native Flute has powerful vibrational characteristics that, when played, make us feel communion with nature and the feeling of "coming home" within a few minutes. It is a fast-learning flute, which facilitates musical initiation for people who have never played an instrument, creating an opportunity for them to find their music, acting as a powerful ally in meditative, breathing, and therapeutic practices.
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