A traditional Kulali, a coconut ocarina or whistle from the Abelam people Wosera area, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea - Mid 20th century Made from a carefully carved coconut shell. Hand-etched with intricate geometric, zigzag, and spiral designs. Used as a whistle or ocarina during traditional and ceremonial gatherings. Instruments like the Kulali ocarina are historically played to invoke ancestral spirits during sacred rituals. Diameter = 7.5 cm Weight = 43.2 g In good condition. Normal traces of age and use. For a good impression, please watch all photos carefully. Insured shipping. Can also be collected in Ghent, Belgium.