Redwood Native American style E flute

Looking for a flute with a story? Listen to the ancient tones of our redwood Native American style E Flute. Each note, a deep and resonant reminder of the majestic tree it once was. Reclaimed from a deconstructed 100+ year old bridge in Eureka California, this wood is rich with history and meaning. Dark red brown in color, this rare wood acquires its resonance from its light density. Every note sends subtle vibrations through the flutes body as you play, a connection to the sound that you can feel as well as hear. Our Native American style E flutes have a deep and full voice. Scroll through the photos to find a video and listen to the flute for yourself! I think you will agree, they sound amazing. They are made in a 1 inch bore diameter which is larger around than our A, G, and F# flutes. They are also longer at 26 inches and have a finger hole spacing that is more difficult to reach than our higher pitched flutes. That makes this key of flute better suited for someone who has some prior flute playing experience. If you can comfortably play an F# flute and the spacing of the lowest three holes doesn’t bother your hands, you will likely be able to play our E flutes with no issues. As always, if you receive a flute that is too large to play, we are happy to help you exchange for a smaller key, so you can buy with the confidence of knowing that we have you covered!