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SPRING SHINE NATIVE AMERICAN STYLE FLUTES
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"The carving comes so easily to me, perhaps because I approach it with such reverence. I invite the spirit of the totem animal to come into the wood, just as I invite the spirit of the ancient fire-killed cedar I use for the flute body to come into the world and share its music."
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Spring has had 10 years background in woodworking, but no carving experience. A friend brought him a native flute one day. He thought it was pretty amazing, so he tried to make one from a piece of birch firewood, and finished it off with a coyote totem. People saw the flute and asked him to make them one like it. The rest, as they say, is history. 
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