Large Tuned Murchunga Mouth Harp Candy_Skull creating a graceful asymmetrical silhouette

creating a graceful asymmetrical silhouette

the árbol de la Vida emerged where Indigenous Mexican craft traditions met European iconography — producing a distinctly Mexican art form that endures to this day

65cm × 64cm × 17cm

this piece is both Fair Trade and crafted with soulful dedication

Large Tuned Murchunga Mouth Harp Candy_Skull creating a graceful asymmetrical silhouetteThese handmade mouth harps are a traditional Nepalese musical instrument, and they are one of the oldest musical instruments in the world. The Nepali word Murchunga translates as jaw harp. They are played by placing the between the teeth and plucking the metal wire reed with the forefinger. Using puffs of air, inhaling and exhaling, you can adjust the tones and loudness. They are made up of brass and iron and come packaged in a wooden block to protect