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Carry, protect, and separate 6-8 flutes in three separate four-inch tubes with this case. The Eagle three is our most popular flute-gathering quiver. A lightweight easy to carry case. Standard length 28" long but we can make it any length you desire. If you would like a custom length, please let us know below. There is an additional fee for any length over 32". Lengths 33"- 39" are an additional $20. Lengths 40"- 48" are an additional $30.00. Lengths 49"- 59" are an additional $40.00. This amount will be added after you submit your order. Any case over 32" long qualifies for an oversize shipping fee. We will email you the shipping quote on oversize shipments before we process your order. |
My first flute from the Oregon Flute Store arrived today, a black bamboo flute in E by James Galliland. It plays with beautiful overtones and a wonderful, lively breath. It easily reaches two notes above the octave, bright and true. It doesn't seem to get as wet as soon as my hardwood flutes. I also have a hardwood E flute and while I love its tone this bamboo flute really moves me. It's a bit quieter and a bit softer and it invites the ear in to listen. This flute is also so very beautiful to look at, and it weighs next to nothing.
Thank you so much for all your help and guidance, for packing and shipping this flute with such care, and for giving artisans like James Gilliland the best possible kind of place to bring their gifts to the public.
~Fredric Isler
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Thank you so much for all your help and guidance, for packing and shipping this flute with such care, and for giving artisans like James Gilliland the best possible kind of place to bring their gifts to the public.
~Fredric Isler
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We offer flutes crafted by several flute makers. Some are Native; Some are not. We do not claim to be affiliated with a Native American Tribe. Some of our flutes are considered to be Native American Style Flutes. Not all our instruments and accessories are being made by tribal recognized Native American Indians. We will indicate in the product description if the item is Native made. Please visit The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 for more information on this issue.
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