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Shop BALL HILL The Arcade › A Collection of Decorative and Functional Peruvian-style Terracotta Ocarinas

A Collection of Decorative and Functional Peruvian-style Terracotta Ocarinas

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Ocarinas are ancient musical instruments, with the earliest known examples dating back to prehistoric times in various cultures around the world. In South America, particularly in regions like Peru and Mesoamerica, ocarinas were crafted from clay and often served ceremonial or artistic purposes, featuring intricate designs that reflected their cultural significance. These instruments were typically hand-molded and fired, with finger holes arranged to produce specific melodies.

The ocarinas shown here, with their distinctive shapes and colorful geometric decorations, are characteristic of Andean folk art. The unglazed terracotta versions represent a more traditional, rustic style, while the glazed and painted ones showcase the vibrant artistry often associated with Peruvian crafts. These instruments are not only functional musical tools but also collectible pieces of cultural heritage, often made by local artisans.

To inquire about pricing and availability, please email BALL HILL The Arcade at info@ballhill.com.

Ocarinas are ancient musical instruments, with the earliest known examples dating back to prehistoric times in various cultures around the world. In South America, particularly in regions like Peru and Mesoamerica, ocarinas were crafted from clay and often served ceremonial or artistic purposes, featuring intricate designs that reflected their cultural significance. These instruments were typically hand-molded and fired, with finger holes arranged to produce specific melodies.

The ocarinas shown here, with their distinctive shapes and colorful geometric decorations, are characteristic of Andean folk art. The unglazed terracotta versions represent a more traditional, rustic style, while the glazed and painted ones showcase the vibrant artistry often associated with Peruvian crafts. These instruments are not only functional musical tools but also collectible pieces of cultural heritage, often made by local artisans.

To inquire about pricing and availability, please email BALL HILL The Arcade at info@ballhill.com.

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