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Yuuali (Nightly sky)

Small ceramic Aztec Death Whistle.

Yuualtotome (Night Bird)

A bird-shaped Aztec Death Whistle.

Ehecatl (Wind)

Aztec Death Whistle carved in the shape of the Aztec God of wind.

Tlilcoatl (Viper)

A snake-shaped Aztec Death Whistle.

Ixehua (Ghost)

Aztec Death Whistle made of stone.

Coyochoca (Coyote)

A coyote-shaped Aztec Death Whistle.

Izhuayo (Forest)

Jaguar-shaped Aztec Death Whistle.

Ixpoctic (Vision)

Aztec Death Whistle in the shape of an Aztec headdress.

Cuaxicalli (Skull)

A skull-shaped Aztec Death Whistle.

Ozomatl (Monkey)

A monkey-shaped Aztec Death Whistle.

Tecuyoa (Howl)

A wolf-shaped Aztec Death Whistle.

Huentlalia (Altar)

Aztec Death Whistle made out of obsidian.

Tzatzllia (WarCry)

Large ceramic Aztec Death Whistle.

HueiHuei Skull (Large skull) Tremolo

A deep resonating whistle that evokes the vastness of ancient ceremonies, its tremolo echoing the haunting cadence of an age-old skeletal dance.

Puma Warrior (Flutter Hum, Flutter)

With a blend of feline grace and warrior spirit, this whistle produces a sound both fierce and delicate, harmoniously merging a flutter with a hum reminiscent of a stalking puma and another one with a flutter undertone.

Tepiton Skull (Small skull) (Flutter, Tremolo)

A mysterious sound that awakens ancestral spirits, the fluttering resonance is reminiscent of the wind echoing through the hollows of ancient Tepiton skulls, and a tremolo that mirrors the whispers of old Tepiton souls, inviting listeners on a journey through time.

Two Tepiton Skull (Two Small skulls) Flutter

Twice the intensity, this whistle merges dual echoes of Tepiton skulls, creating a fluttering duet of haunting beauty.

Acatl (Reed)

Reflecting the spirit of the reed, this whistle offers a serene yet vibrant sound, evoking images of peaceful lakeside rituals.

Atl (Water)

Embodying the fluidity of water, this whistle flows with a purity and grace, washing over listeners like a gentle stream.

Cihuatl (Woman)

Derived from the Nahuatl word for “woman”, it produces a sound that embodies femininity and grace. Its tones are both gentle and resilient.

Metztli (Moon)

Resonating with the allure of the moon, this whistle holds the mysteries of the night, casting a silvery spell on all who hear.

Mictlan (Afterlife world)

Delve into the underworld with a sound that is both haunting and mesmerizing, guiding souls through the realms of the departed.

Miquiztli (Death)

Embracing the cycle of life and death, this whistle is a poignant reminder of our mortality, capturing the fleeting beauty of existence.

Nochtli (Cactus fruit)

Immerse in the essence of the prickly pear cactus with a sound that blends resilience with sweetness, painting desert landscapes in the mind.

Tlachinolli (Burning field)

Igniting the spirit of fire and war, this whistle burns with passion, evoking the fiery battles and dances of ancient warriors.

Tzitzimitl (Deity)

Summon the celestial deities with a sound that pierces the skies, beckoning the stars and their ancient guardians.

Xayacatl (Face)

Capturing the spirit of the mask, this whistle embodies duality, allowing listeners to traverse between reality and the mystic.

Xiuhcoatl (Fire serpent)

Ignite the fiery spirit of the turquoise serpent. With each blow, listeners are transported to a realm of myth and power, where dragons reign supreme.

Yohualli (Night)

Plunge into the mysteries of the night. This whistle encapsulates the allure of the unknown, echoing with the whispers of the nocturnal.

Yohualticitl (Night healer)

Harness the wisdom of the night healer. With a sound as ancient as the moon, it guides souls through the realms of dreams and healing.