The jaw harps presented in our catalog are not merely musical instruments but exquisite and rare treasures. Crafted with passion and expertise, each jaw harp encapsulates the beauty of handcrafted artistry. Their limited availability ensures their exclusive status and adds to their allure. So, whether you are a collector, a musician, or simply someone captivated by the mystique of ancient instruments, our catalog holds a world of jaw harps waiting to be discovered. Experience the magic firsthand and unlock the enchantment of these extraordinary pieces.
As you peruse our catalog, you will encounter a diverse range of jaw harps from all corners of the globe. Each instrument reflects the unique cultural heritage of its origin, with intricate designs and distinctive features. Whether it be the mesmerizing sound of a Russian Vargan or the intricate craftsmanship of an Indonesian Kulning, our collection encompasses jaw harps that will transport you to different corners of the world.
More to read and research about Jaw harps
- The Jew’s Harp Guild
- How to play and make jew’s harp
- How to play the jew’s harp (instructions with sound examples and remarks on the functioning of Jew’s harps)
- A page on guimbardes from Pat Missin’s free reed instrument website
- Demir-xomus (Tuvan Jew’s Harp) Demos, photos, folktale, and text
