Teeth Jaw Harp

Simple Jaw Harp from Austria

• inexpensive entry-level jaw harp
• traditionally handmade
• from a small Workshop in the jaw harp village of Molln (Upper Austria)
• simple construction and sound
• frame made of stainless steel with coloured lacquer in the handle area
• available in three sizes and three colours

Special Edition with a Historical Jaw Harp Shape from the 18th Century

• Traditionally handmade
• Tarnish colour of the heat-treated steel: cornflower blue
• Made in the jaw harp community of Molln (Upper Austria)
• Simple, inexpensive jaw harp
• Ideal for beginners

Easy-to-play, simple and inexpensive

• Simple, medium-loud jaw harp
• In red, blue or white varnished design
• Four different sizes
• At a fair price
• Suitable for beginners
• Easy to play, ideal for children
• Made in Austria/Europe

Lehrbuch mit Lippenmaultrommel

Text Book and Jaw Harp

Small and simple Jawharp from the Ukrainian Carpats

Filigree Jaw Harp from Hungary

• Frame: small and pressure sensitive
• Frame design: black burnished
• Sound characteristics: lively, rich, compact
• Sound volume: medium loud to loud
• Playing dynamics: fast-paced melodies
• Vibration behaviour: medium length
• Included: cardboard box

Small Jaw Harp from Hungary

• Frame: filigree and soft
• Frame design: black burnished or polished
• Sound characteristics: cheerful, full and loud
• Sound volume: medium loud
• Playing dynamics: lively and dynamic
• Vibration behaviour: long
• Included: cardboard box

Jaw Harp from the Altai (Russia)

Jaw Harp from Tamil Nadu (South India)