More here

A sincere and heart felt thank you from Erik, for those customers helping with his project with children who were once at a garbage dump more in....
Flutemaker Ministries

Erik's Music
Buy a song from Erik and help the Kids of Cascabel

Flute Styles

Flutemaking supplies

Flutemaking Dvd

We Ship Worldwide

Introduction to Bamboo Flutes

The Journey of Your Flute

Flute Stands

Flute Bags

Non Concert Major Flutes include:
Kids Major, Small Major, Calypso Flute, Quena, Brazilian Major , Irish Flute

Concert Tuned Flutes include: Keys of: A, Bb, C, D (High - Low), E, F, G

Native American Style:
include: Inspired Kiowa, Inspired Kiowa Pottery, Anasazi, Easy Anasazi, Double Kiowa

The Easy Flutes include: The Kiowa Love Flute Style
The Penny Whistle

Exotic Scales include: Minor flutes, Arabian, Egyptian, Meditation, Chinese, Native American Style, Double flutes.

Oriental Flutes include: Japanese - Shakuhachi
Chinese - Jihau Crane Flute

Missionary Flutes

Bamboo Saxes include: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone

Pan Pipes include: Major,
Andean

Kid's Corner

Specials include:
Sax Pak, Exotic Set, Collector's Edition, Master carved Oriental Flute, Inspired Kiowa Love Flute with Pottery.

Other Products / Accessories include: How to Dvd, CD's, Flutemaking Dvd, Flute Cases, Flute Bags, Sax bags, Reeds/ Reed Cases, Bamboo Pen Holders

Painted Flutes

In the Flutemaker's Village we include:
Where's Erik
Letters from Customers
International Photos

Songs for the Bamboo Sax
Songs for the Pennywhistle

In The Village you will find some neat articles:

*Bamboo Trivia
*History of the flutes.
*The Story of Erik the Flutemaker.
*From The Flutemakers Heart, (my testimony)
*Parable of the Flutemaker.

Questions for the Flutemaker

How to repair your cracked flute

Our Return Policy

Shipping Info:

The main feature of this flute is the ancient North American Indian pottery found mostly in Arizona. The artistic flare of this flute brings a more passionate design to the market. Guy flute Gal flute
Pottery designs will vary

See Flute Stands here

REMEMBER:
1. Apply a bit more pressure over the holes to make sure they are sealed well.
2. Don't blow, just breathe into the flute from deep.
3. Use the nose as a valve, so too much air is not passing into the flute.
4.The native flute players used to say they had to blow so softly that it drew anger out of them.
5. Find the soft, sweet spot, and in a short time you will be able to find the edge where you can blow harder from that foundational place.
 Lots of beginners just blow harder because they want to express all their creative passion into the flute and do overkill on the air pressure.

Pottery designs will vary

See our new Flute Stand Here