Colección: Ocarina

An ocarina is a small, handheld wind instrument that is typically made of clay, ceramic, or plastic. It has a rounded or oval shape with finger holes on the front and sometimes the back. Ocarinas produce sound when air is blown into the mouthpiece and directed over the instrument's internal chambers, creating vibrations that resonate and produce musical tones.
The ocarina has a long history and can be found in cultures around the world, with variations in design and playing technique depending on the region. It is known for its sweet, flute-like sound and is relatively easy to learn to play, making it a popular instrument for beginners and experienced musicians alike.