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In Stock 2020
Updated February 18, 2025

Thank you so much for visiting our In Stock page. We have a couple of harps in stock this February of 2025. We have a Koa Clare and a blond Koa Ceili.

 

Hear them played


You can hear Sharon Thormahlen play the same tune (A Rose In Winter) on 3 of the models of harps that we make: the Swan, The Cygnet, and The Serenade, made out of a variety of woods (8 harps in all). Time: 4:54 (Sorry but at the time of this video, we had not made the Ceili or Clare harps.)

This is a list of the harps played on the video clip.
1.Maple Cygnet/spruce, Folk Gut strings :33
2.Bubinga Cygnet/redwood veneered spruce, Folk Gut strings :56
3.Koa Swan, cedar veneered spruce, Folk Gut strings 1:20
4.Cherry Cygnet, cedar veneered spruce, Nylon strings 1:48
5.Walnut Cygnet, cedar, Folk Gut strings 2:16
6.Cherry Swan, spruce, Nylon strings 2:40
7.Serenade, mahogany, Nylon strings 3:07
8.Maple Swan, spruce, Nylon strings 3:35


 

Koa Clare 34, Fluorocarbon Strings,     Rose inlay and vine inlay $11,195 #1851

 
Blond Koa Ceili 34, Fluorocarbon Strings,  $7695 #1849 Not actual harp but very similar!

 

Take a side trip to look at the process of inlaying pearl and the pillar inlay options. We call it Harp Jewelry. Also see some Completed Inlaid harps.

Call or email us if you're interested in one of the harps shown above or if you'd like to place an order.

Below are samples of the types of wood we most frequently use on our Swans and Cygnets. Click on wood name for more information and pictures of harps made with that wood.

maple, mahogany, walnut, cherry, bubinga, koa

Read more about these types of wood on the woods page.

"Just wanted to say that you and Dave have done a really amazing thing in your lifetime. You’ve continued to develop various lines of harps and have honed the qualities of each style. Your harps have impeccable craftsmanship, thoughtful innovations, and a variety of choices related to personal preferences related to musical tonal qualities and materials available. It’s huge. And something to be incredibly proud of. Thank you for your gifts to the harping world! Thanks so much,"
Steve Schack

 

 

 

 

 

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