Jaw Harp

From $15.00

1. This gold-plated stainless steel jaw harp is especially suitable as a pretty gift for beginners. It is easy to play but has a rather simple Sound, comparable to the Wimmer-Bades jaw harps Basic and Pear-Shaped. The galvanisation with 24-carat gold makes it even more resistant to corrosion.These instruments are traditionally handmade by the jaw harp manufacturer Wimmer-Bades, a family business in Molln (Upper Austria), which is already producing jew's harps in the twelfth generation.

2. Small Jaw Harp of the Hutsul people of the Ukrainian Carpats.Vitalij Ivanovich Vandzhurak is a passionate maker of Carpathian jaw harps, also known as Hutsul Drymbas, and he embodies tradition and the highest quality in the art of Drymba craftsmanship.

In his father's workshops, using his original machines, Vitalij now creates his own Drymbas. Despite his work as a successful entrepreneur running a bag business, he has made it his life’s mission to keep the valuable craft of Drymba production alive. His passion for the jaw harp drives him to continue and enhance this tradition.

3. If you are looking for a simple, inexpensive jaw harp to try out or give as a gift, then we would like to recommend the Fun Harp. It is played on the teeth and scores with its easy playability. You can improvise freely and intuitively with it. Thanks to the closed frame, the Fun Harp is very stable and insensitive to strong pressure on the thighs. As a result, it does not rattle so easily.This makes the Fun Harp particularly suitable for small and large jaw harp beginners. Its sound is simple according to the price, but loud. While high-priced jaw harps are professionally hand-forged, the Fun Harp is machine-made in Austria. The colourful jaw harps are completely varnished and are available in three colours. You can also choose from four sizes. The size of the jaw harp is related to the pitch. The larger the jaw harp, the deeper it sounds. - IN RED OR BLUE

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