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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The beautiful bark has
been left on this unsplit Japanese Mountain
Cherry
branch flute (Prunus serrulata var. spontanea) and four knots have
been inlaid with crushed Cherry Coral. Measuring 17 1/8" in
length it has been sweetly and soulfully tuned to an
A=432 (Verdi) C# minor
pentatonic, modes 1 & 4, playing 4 upper octave notes.
Deer lacing
with Cherry Coral and Red Horn Bone beads secures the bird to
its nest.
The bird has been fitted with a redwood shoe and a
drain hole has been designed into the air chamber to help
prevent wet-out. The branch for this flute came
directly from Japan (pre-Fukushima nuclear accident) where Mountain
Cherry Blossoms are known as Yamazakura. Also
of
interest, Kabazaiku is the 200 year old
art form in Japan of making woodworks out of Cherry tree bark.
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