Design ToscanoCeltic Knot Walnut Heather Harp Instrument and Display, 35 Inch, Walnut and Birch Wood, Natural

After close inspection of the described "Celtic Knotwork" design elements, it became clear that the designs on this harp are not authentic continuous-unending Celtic knots. I am an artist who has been studying and producing Celtic knots for many years, and the designs on this product fall miserably short. sorry.

Not a "playable" harp by any stretch of the imagination.The levers do not raise the pitch to the proper semitone,The levers do not go all the way to the highest note. Which is standard for most harps with levers.the cheap construction, gives this harp a tinny and toy like sound. No respectable harp teacher, harp program, or harp performer would recommend these harps even for a beginner. Google Pakistani harp reviews. See for yourself.These come under 1000 names but are all made of Rosewood and are from Pakistan, with highly ornate carvings.

The inlays are of the VINE type and NOT CELTIC KNOTS.One buys a harp for playing, sound and ease of use....NOT by "just to look at.Has a good tone and after strings stretch, they stay tuned, depending on how much it is played. Ideal for carrying to a harp group lesson. Has a good tone and is reasonably priced for a beginner. Actually better than some other more exprensive brands.

Best harp I have used so far. I frequently like sit around the house in nothing but a halo and some fake wings that I got from the costume shop while playing the harp. My last harp did not have a good finish and I would get splinters in uncomfortable places. Not an issue with this fine piece of craftsmanship. Thanks for a great product..

I have always loved mpusic of the celtic harp so thought id give yours a try. I am very happy with this loveley harp.well made and packaged and delivered safeley with dust cover, spare strings and tuning key. I am a novice but play piano and keyboards with a "band" playing trad celtic and contempory music so will persevere. thanks a million!