12 Strings Harp Irish Celtic Highland Solid Rosewood Naturl shape Nylon Lever Tuning Key Extra Set included 18" inches tall Roseback

The harp is fairly well constructed with nicely carved rosewood and a spruce soundboard. Spruce is a common wood for harp soundboards as it provides good resonance. Some reviews stated that there was a problem tuning because the strings slipped. Any new strings on a harp need to be tuned several times before they settle in. If after a few weeks the strings are still slipping you can gently tap the pegs so they will go deeper into the wood for a tighter position. I had this done with my troubadour harp when a couple of pegs were loose, and it solved the problem. Another review stated that the harp did not come with a tuning pin or strings. These were stored in a small zippered compartment in the case and could be missed if you don't look there. This is a very inexpensive harp, and so far, it appears to be a bargain. You can easily spend $300-$500 for a good Celtic harp. If you are a beginner or you purchased this for a child, you won't be risking a lot of money.

Instrument itself was really great for the cost. The strings not so much.

Beautiful instrument! It is heavy for decoration

Not impressed. Impossible to tune. Its like a cheap kid guitar toy. And in the zip bag with the tuning materials came bugs. They shipped us freaking termites with our instrument. Don't buy this. I thought spending a little more would get decent quality for a first time instrument for our kid but this is total crap

Did not come with the tuning tool, or extra strings. Fair-ish quality craftsmanship, but for being cheap it works if you're just starting to learn how to play the harp.

My nephew loved it

My niece absolutely loved ❤️her harp! She loves musical instruments and it was a real big hit at Christmas! She had it out of the box and was tuning and playing it before she left! ( she’s 17)

Great value. Beautiful wood. Great tone.