Learn about Indian bamboo flutes before starting your flute classes
If you are new to learning flutes, you have landed in the right spot. Before you embark on your flute journey, it is important that you understand different types of Indian flute so that you can pick the right flute classes for yourself. In India, there are different types of flute – 6 holes, 7 holes & 8 holes bamboo flutes.
Carnatic Flutes: Also referred as Venu or Pullankuzhal, the 8-hole Carnatic flute is widely used in South India.
Bansuri Flutes: The 7-hole Bansuri flute is the most widely used across India (except South).
6 Hole Flutes: The 6-hole flute is widely used in light and folk music and is relatively easier to play compared to that of Carnatic or Bansuri.
Read our blog to learn more about the difference between Carnatic & Hindustani flutes.
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Carnatic Flutes
The South Indian Flute
Made from traditional south Indian bamboos, all our flutes have natural nodes and are handmade one at a time.
Bansuri
The Hindustani Flute
Bansuri flutes are made predominantly from Assam bamboo. Our flutes are crafted using South Indian wood, which is thicker compared to Assam bamboo.