For music lovers: This could easily be an authentic collectible. The craftsmanship is phenomenal and the wood used is strong. The instrument plays beautifully and the pouch it comes with is gorgeous.
I compare Trisna's piece to a few coconut shell percussion instruments I found with Native Americans. They are all beautiful. This maraca stands out unique.
This quena is a real work of art. I'm happy that I now have it in my home. I haven't figured out how to play it, but there are directions. I will figure it out!
"Aiding in the preservation of our musical heritage is my family's legacy. We have carefully crafted traditional instruments for generations."
Benito Tito, known to his friends as Tito, was born in 1945 in the Huancane province of Peru's Sierra Sur.He is an expert at crafting traditional... read more
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