Blue Flute Player Ornament, Hieronymus Bosch

Blue Flute Player Ornament inspired by the Blue Flute Player from Hieronymus Bosch's The Last Judgement. This cheerful blue creature plays a long flute while balanced on orange-booted legs and symbolizes debauchery.

• Made of hand-painted resin.
• Comes in a window gift box with a gold hanging cord, ready for the Christmas tree.
• Part of the Parastone Museum Collection.
• Measures 3.5 in H x 2.5 in W. Weighs 3 oz. (PN ORJB02)

This blue flute player comes from The Last Judgment, the famous triptych by Hieronymus Bosch (c. 1450 to 1516). On the left side of the central panel, the cheerful creature accompanies a gruesome spectacle with his music, forming a striking contrast with the horrors surrounding him.

In The Last Judgment, Bosch warns of the consequences of a sinful life. Following the fall of the rebellious angels, the central panel shows humanity confronted with its sins and punishments, while only a small number of the chosen reach heaven.