Native American, Style A scale, Honduras Rosewood, flute by CrazyBearUSA





The name rosewood is used to refer to a number of richly hued timbers, often brownish with darker veining but found in many different hues. Possessing good tonal properties and being very suitable for turning, all rosewoods are strong, heavy and develop an excellent polish. It is a timber valued for instruments such as flutes and guitars but is also used for billiard cues, the black pieces in chess sets, handles, furniture, luxury flooring etc. In general, supplies are now poor through over exploitation. Rosewood is a member the large genus Dalbergia to which other notable woods suitable for instrument making are also belong: African Blackwood, cocobolo, kingwood, and tulip wood.

Tonal properties: Softer tone than African Black wood but still quite loud. A focused, well rounded tone with the capacity for clear and distinct notes.

This one is short sweet with a maple mouth piece and Honduras mahogany on the sound tube for design
contact me for no pressure play on phone and answer any questions you have , also so I can match a flute to your needs I do not list all flutes in stock at all times

Length is about 21"
bore 3/4 "
holes are about a inch apart

May peace fill your life ,love be in your lungs and come out in the form of flute music
Crazy Bear

Blocks may differ from ones in picture , this currently has a cherry base and Maple burl block matching the sound deck burl

THIS FLUTE CANNOT SHIP OUT OF USA UNLESS YOU PAY A CITIES WOOD CHARGE AND DUTY . ( think spelled right )
free shipping USA priority mail

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Special requests welcome! (ashtrays, cups, bowls, etc..)

I have plenty of wood (exotic, hard and soft) drying in my shop, waiting to be crafted.
If you want something special please email me and I will work with you to create a beautiful finished product.

ALL of my suppliers and finishes are from and made in America.

Bob C, owner
aka Crazy Bear
CrazyBearUSA
mammoth20 [!at] yahoo.com
832-872-5391 10 am - 8 pm Houston Texas time Central standard
Disclaimer

"The terms "Native American Flute" and "Indian Flute" are used to describe the style of flutes and music that I create. It does not imply that the flutes are made by a member of a Native American tribe. Actually, I am, as most of you are, a "Native American" but not a Native American Indian. . My flutes are made "in the style of Native American" flutes. The CRAZY BEAR flutes are made by me, Robert Carlson, who is not a member of a Native American Indian tribe. Thank you for coming by my site. I hope you enjoy my craftsmanship and artistry. I strive to create flutes with the absolute best tone, intonation and visual beauty possible