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A young boy from the Andes is preparing to play his flute. He is wearing a brown and dark red trimmed pancho, dark red sandals, and a dark hat from which his curly hair is poking out.

The Andes are on the western side of South America. The flute he is playing is not a single, long tube as is often associated with the flute today. Rather, it is a Zampona (or Siku) consisting of multiple tubes of different lengths strung together. This traditional panpipe is from the Andes and dates to pre-Inca times.

Although not always obvious from looking at a piece, this historical and geographic accuracy by LLadro are one reason why these figurines are so highly collectible.

Product Details:

Title:	ANDIAN FLUTE PLAYER
Number:	2174
Designer:	Regino Torrijo
Year Designed:	1987
Year Retired:	1990
Limited edition:	No
Height:	11 1/2 inches
Width:	-- inches
Lladro retail price (if not retired):
Categories:	Music People

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Price	Description (if provided by seller)
$400	Here is a porcelain figurine by Lladro Spain, #2174. Titled Andian Flute Player. Sculpted by Regino Torrijos in 1987, it was retired in 1990. It is 11 1/2" by 6 1/4", and in excellent preowned condition, no chips or cracks. Unfortunately, it does not come with the original box.