Vtg Mayan Aztec Musical Clay Bird Owl Ocarina Lot of 2 Wind Effigy Instruments

Ocarinas have ancient roots, dating back approximately 12,000 years, with origins in South and Central America. The Mayans, Incas, and Aztecs were known to craft them, often incorporating designs of birds and animals. They were commonly made from clay, and often were used in ceremonies and rituals. They were also used to announce ritual dancing and chanting. Smaller whistles in animal shapes may have been worn as talismans and played to link the mortal and immortal realms. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this Pre-Columbian Clay Bird Ocarina lot is a unique piece of art and music combined. The ceramic bodies, adorned in a rich brown on the bird and hand painted colour on the owl, reflecting the Mayan and Aztec cultural heritage, transporting players back to the era of ancient civilizations. These are not just instruments but effigies that resonate with the wind of the ages. It's a folk instrument that transcends the ordinary, offering a distinct and enchanting sound that is sure to captivate musicians and collectors alike.