Generally, throughout Spain, the "pito" figure is a testament to a town's cultural identity.

Thus, the fired clay whistles made in Jaén include figures related to the world of traditions in their typology. In this case, it is a flamenco dancer riding a horse in a jamuga (a folding saddle of Arab origin, used by women to ride on horseback).

Detail of this piece:

Figure 19.5cm high - 10cm wide
(7.68” high – 3.94” wide)