The Llama Ocarina is a larger variation of traditional animal ocarinas, handcrafted in Peru from fired clay and shaped into a charming llama design with additional finger holes for a wider range of notes. Each piece is individually hand painted, giving it a unique character, and is produced through fair trade practices using sustainable materials. Played by covering and lifting the finger holes, it produces clear, expressive tones that make it enjoyable for both learning and casual playing. Eco friendly and handmade, it is a distinctive gift for musicians and collectors of world instruments. Not suitable for children.
Specifications
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Size |
9cm × 8cm × 4cm |
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Weight |
90g
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Country of Origin
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Peru (South America)
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Product Care |
Wipe with a damp cloth, this is a fragile item that if dropped can smash. |
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Average Volume |
62 |
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Max Volume |
83 |
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Attack |
121ms |
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Decay |
224ms |
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Freq Range |
150hz-14khz |
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Dominant Freq |
400hz-4khz |
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Safety Warning
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Contains small parts. Not suitable for children without adult supervision. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the llama ocarina suitable for beginners?
Yes, the llama ocarina is suitable for beginners. With just six notes, it's easy to pick up and start playing after a little practice. It provides a simple introduction to learning the ocarina and helps beginners become familiar with basic breath control and finger positioning.
How to play the llama ocarina?
To play the llama ocarina, place your fingers over the six note holes and blow gently into the mouthpiece. Experiment with different finger combinations to produce the various notes. It’s recommended to start with simple songs or melodies and gradually work your way up to more complex tunes.
What is the llama ocarina used for?
The llama ocarina can be used for personal enjoyment, as a fun beginner-friendly musical instrument, or for recording in music production. It's also great for educational purposes, helping to teach rhythm, breath control, and melody, or for creating relaxing and unique sounds.
