Ocarinas

These woodwind instruments are typically made from clay but can also be made from ceramic, plastic, wood, glass, metal or bone. They were invented in 1853 by 17-year-old Giuseppe Donati in Bologna, Italy. The woodwind instrument now comes in many shapes with varying designs but all of our ocarinas are handmade and hand-painted. To play the different notes you place your fingers over the holes and blow air into the mouth piece similar to playing a flute. Ocarinas are fascinating instruments that have been around for centuries. Originally made from clay, they have evolved and can now be crafted from various materials such as ceramic, plastic, wood, glass, metal, or bone. One of the most popular forms of ocarinas are the ones that can be worn as pendants, making them both practical and stylish. Inca ocarinas are a popular type of ocarina that originated in Peru. These ocarinas are known for their unique sound and are often decorated with intricate patterns that are inspired by Inca art. Another type of Peruvian ocarina is the jungle ocarina, which is often shaped like a llama or other animals found in the jungle. These ocarinas are known for their playful sound and appearance. The Dorado ocarina is another type of ocarina that is popular in South America. These ocarinas are often shaped like fish or other sea creatures and are decorated with bright colours and intricate designs. They are a favourite among those who love the ocean and all of its creatures. The Nazca ocarina is a type of ocarina that is named after the Nazca culture of Peru. These ocarinas are often decorated with intricate geometric patterns and are known for their unique sound. They are a favourite among those who appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship of handmade instruments. All of our ocarinas are handmade and hand-painted, ensuring that each one is unique and of the highest quality. Whether you are looking for a submarine-shaped ocarina or a llama-shaped pendant, we have a wide selection of ocarinas to choose from.