Description: Exploring the ancient and mysterious Aztec culture, our Aztec Death Whistle product will take you into a world filled with ritualistic significance and the sounds of death. The history of the Aztec Death Whistle can be traced back to between 700 and 800 CE, originally invented by the Mayans as a type of "air spring" whistle. This instrument is renowned for its ability to produce a chilling sound, considered part of Aztec death rituals. Furthermore, some scholars believe that these skull-shaped whistles found in Tlatelolco were used to replicate the sound of wind howling, as they were discovered in a temple dedicated to the god of wind, Ehecatl. This indicates that the Aztec Death Whistle is not merely an instrument but also carries profound cultural and religious significance. Our Aztec Death Whistle product is crafted based on real discoveries from the ancient Aztec civilization, aiming to provide modern individuals with a unique way to experience and understand the mysteries of this ancient culture. Whether as a collection piece, decorative item, or gift for those interested in Aztec culture, this product represents a rare opportunity. Sound: This Aztec death whistle can make a sound of Terrifying Screams. Material: Made of lead free ceramic, safe to touch your lips. Gift Idea: The Aztec death whistle is perfect for Halloween Gift Idea Easy to Use: Anyone can master it immediately by blowing hard Good Display: This Aztec death whistle is a great piece of art for any place in your home or office, bar room, living rooms and even outside decor.
Price: 46.99 USD
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
End Time: 2024-12-04T05:41:38.000Z
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Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
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Color: Black
EAN: 0612409905642
ISBN: 0612409905642
Package Dimensions LxWxH: 5.87x5.31x5.31 Inches
Weight: 0.82 Pounds
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Brand: OcarinaWind
