Large Ancient Chincha quena flute Pre-Inca Replica

Origin: Chincha Culture — Coastal Peru (1000 AD – 1476 AD)

Type: Ceramic replica — Pre-Inca

About this Chincha Quena Replica

The Chincha were a powerful coastal civilization of Peru, thriving from 1000 AD until their conquest by the Inca Empire in 1476. Centered at Tambo de Mora, the Chincha people were deeply connected to marine culture and religious ceremonial life, in which music — including the quena — played a central role.

This large pre-Inca quena replica is handcrafted in ceramic following ancient traditional techniques, faithfully reproducing the form and character of original Chincha ceremonial flutes. It is both a fully playable instrument and a remarkable collector’s piece that connects the player to a civilization lost for centuries.

• 🎵 Type: Quena — Pre-Inca ceremonial replica
• 🏺 Material: Ceramic (handcrafted using ancient techniques)
• 🌎 Culture: Chincha civilization, coastal Peru
• 📏 Dimensions: 31.5 cm × 7 cm approx. (12.4" × 2.75" approx.)
• ⚖️ Weight: 400 g approx. (0.88 lb)
• 🌟 Collectible and playable