Drone Flutes
The Raven Triple Drone Flute - A4 432 Hz
$125.00
A triple drone flute in A4 at 432 Hz, 3D-printed in plant-based PLA with a sculpted feather texture and a mother-of-pearl inlay. Three bores put a sustained drone under the melody.
Printed in eco-friendly, plant-based PLA
Ships in 7 days
- Key
- A4
- Tuning
- 432 Hz
- Material
- Plant-based PLA
- Weight
- 0.5 kg
The Raven is a triple drone flute in A4, tuned to A = 432 Hz and 3D-printed in plant-based PLA. Three bores run the length of the body, so a sustained drone sits under whatever melody you play.
The body is sculpted rather than tubular. A flowing feather texture wraps the playing section, then gives way to a smooth upper body and a head that tapers to a point like a beak. A three-pointed detail sits below the blocks with a mother-of-pearl inlay set into its center, and the black filament carries a fine mineral fleck that catches the light.
Play it slowly. The drones do most of the work, and a few notes over the top are enough to fill a room. It fits meditation and sound journeys, and it makes a distinctive gift for anyone who collects unusual flutes.
- Key of A4, tuned to A = 432 Hz
- Triple drone: three bores, with sustained drones beneath the melody
- Plant-based PLA with a black mineral-fleck finish
- Sculpted feather texture over the playing section, smooth upper body
- Mother-of-pearl inlay set in a three-pointed detail
- Native American style design, not carved from solid wood and not Native-made
- The tuning is perfected once in the design, so every print plays the same
- Ships from San Francisco, California
What you will receive: one Raven triple drone flute in A4, 3D-printed, finished, and in tune.
Care: avoid prolonged heat or direct sun (cars, heaters). After playing, tap out moisture and let the flute air-dry. Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth and do not soak it.
A note on authenticity: this is a Native American style flute inspired by traditional designs. It is not made by a Native American artisan.
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