Boreendo:
UNESCO has inscribed Pakistan’s Boreendo, a rare clay vessel-flute linked to the Indus Valley musical tradition, on the Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding list.The Boreendo is a spherical clay vessel-flute, producing mellow, breathy tones used in folk melodies, pastoral songs and winter gatherings in Sindh. It originates from Keti Mir Muhammad Lund in Sindh, with roots tracing back to Mohenjo-daro artefacts, indicating a long sonic lineage from the Indus Valley Civilization.
