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| Pioneer Rodeo And Reunion |
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| Henrietta,Texas |
What we do
We try to keep it as simple as possible,that is to
say,no production line,shipping and receiving department,no big order department with a bunch of cubicle's and sales staff.
Here the person that takes the order also the flutemaker,oh yeah and he
also the shipping dept,so you're pretty much dealing with the same person from the time you select your flute until it reaches
you.
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| Mountian Man Week-end @ Grand Prarie |
A Little History
I started crafing Native American Flutes about 10
years ago after hearing an artist play at a festival,in Austin Texas.The music and the sounds that the flute made were almost
spellbinding.I knew then that I wanted to make and play this wonderful instrument.
I made several for myself and after a while a few friends and friends
of friends asked me to please,make them a flute.Over the years I have continued to craft fine flutes at a reasonable price.I
stand behind each and every one I make.
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The Flutes
From the begining,every flute that I have made has
been a joy for me to create.Each one has been shaped by hand,hand sanded,finished by hand.Once the finger holes or notes are
completed with a drill,the only power that touches it is,you guessed it,my 2 hands.Only the rasp and files to complete the
entire shaping process.The flutes seem to like this and I won't have it any other way.
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| Booth In Whichita Falls '06 |
Our Little Shop
Crafting a beautiful flute in the shop.
| Carving the TSH in a flute |
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| Cedar "mule" holding blank in place |
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