They come in many different shapes, sizes, colors, and different materials as well as keys from high to low.

    I think the most popular ocarina (or at least the most well-known) would be the H. Fiehn from Austria which were created around the late 1800s and some bore a Sydney Exhibition stamping (two overlapping circles) with the ocarina being in a 'submarine' shape.

    Peruvians also make ocarinas but those are mostly 4-holed whereas the Fiehn had 10 total holes (including two thumb holes) and 'WoodSound's ocarinas feature a total of 12 (to 13) holes!

    Presented in a beautiful wooden box (with tree design over the exterior) and with a black plush interior, WoodSound's wooden ocarinas are in their own seemingly-new category where ocarinas can be both beautiful pieces of art AND beautiful-sounding musical instruments!

    Ranging in different types and combinations of wood, WoodSounds' ocarinas are second to none and are great as gifts for an ocarina-lover or even great as an upgrade from a clay ocarina as the wood allows more tonal variations with an almost haunting-like sound!

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