Pixie Harp Mini Celtic Harp 22 String Mahogany w/Bag

Celtic Harp Beautifully Made for Beginners 

Get Creative With the Harp 

Harps are an ancient instrument and a relative newcomer. They've been around for hundreds of years in various forms: from large orchestral instruments to tiny shoulder harps. But the Celtic harp is one of our favourite versions - travelling troubadours performing bewitching melodies and balladeers spinning timeless tales with just a couple of strings and wooden frames.

Made For Beginners

Our mini harp is an excellent starter instrument for those who always want to try the harp but are not ready to invest thousands of dollars. It has the same structure and nylon strings as a full-sized harp. Compared, the lyre harp is made of steel strings. Nylon strings are softer and easy on the fingers, perfect for beginners.

Beautiful Sound Quality

This gorgeous instrument is light and portable, with exquisite craftsmanship and a beautiful classic design. Although the price of this mini harp is less than one-tenth of the standard harp, its overall quality is impressive. This Celtic harp is hand-made with top-quality mahogany, and notes are engraved on the top of the strings. 

Size: 45cm x 69cm x 20cm

Weight: 3 kg

1. One spare set of string

2. Tuning wrench

3. High-quality Carry Bag

4. Harp strap

Made for beginners

Our Lyre Harp is an excellent starter instrument for those who always want to try the harp but are not ready to invest thousands of dollars.

If you have ever wanted to learn to play the harp but were not sure where to start, this is the perfect harp for you. This harp is designed specifically for beginners and comes with everything you need to get started. You will be able to learn proper techniques and develop your skills quickly.

This mini harp is pre-tuned in C major.

We check, polish and tune all our harps before shipping out each order. Yet, the harp can go out of tune during transit, which may require some tuning before you play. Nylon string instruments are especially difficult to maintain their pitch when they are new. However, with more practice and tunings, it will have pretty good tonal stability over time.