A wellcrafted wooden harp offering warm, clear tone and userfriendly playability for learners and experienced players alike. Key features Solid wood construction: Carved from a single piece of selected wood with consistent grain, pore structure, and density for reliable resonance and sustain. Spruce soundboard: Spruce panel delivers balanced tonal response and good projection. Stable string anchoring: Metal plate secures the strings to reduce body deformation and help maintain consistent tone. Clear pitch markings: Note symbols are marked along the for easy reference, suitable for beginners and advanced learners. Comfortable playability: Designed for intuitive finger placement and smooth string response to support practice and performance. Performance and care Tone quality: Produces a warm, pleasant sound with clear overtones and sustained ringing, suitable for a wide range of musical styles. Tuning guidance: Adjust tuning pegs gradually, making only small changes at a time to avoid excessive tension that can damage strings. string behavior: Newly fitted strings and instruments may fall out of tune more quickly at first. Strings will stretch and settle as they are played and tuned, similar to stretching a rubber band; retune gradually until they stabilize. Practical applications Music lessons and practice at home: The pitch markings and easy playability make it well suited for learners and classroom use. Small performances and recording: Warm, clear tone works well for intimate live settings and closemic recording. Gift for music enthusiasts: Attractive onepiece wood construction and pleasant sound make this harp a thoughtful present for beginners and hobbyists. What customers will appreciate Solid, attractive construction that supports consistent tone and durability. Straightforward tuning and clear pitch guides for faster learning and more efficient practice. A balanced, warm sound that adapts to practice, study, and small performance settings. Notes for use Tune conservatively and in small increments to protect strings. Expect an initial period of frequent retuning after string replacement or with a instrument while strings settle.