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Ritual Yoruba Bone Flute
This ritual flute, made of bone and cowrie shells, was not played; rather, it functioned as an Eshu insignia. According to the Fowler Museum at UCLA, this kind of flute would have belonged to an Esu-Eleba priest. A similar example can be found here.
14″
