Jaw Harps etc
When it comes to sound, shape, material and the way of making the variety of Jew's Harps is just huge. Our intention is to discover as many traditional and modern Jew's Harps as possible to make them available for you.
On one hand we try to help to keep Jew's Harp tradition and culture alive. The interest of many local people for this ancient instrument is gradually diminishing. Young people often see no future in keeping traditions and making ancient instruments, so local handicraft is unfortunately vanishing from many places worldwide. With an international interest in these rare instruments the we try to help to make rare Jew's Harps and local Jew's Harp culture survive.
On the other hand our aim is to advance the use of high grade Jew's Harp on stage. Still, the choice of good quality Jew's Harps in musical instruments stores is scrappy and of fairground or tourist souvenir quality. With our range of Jew's Harps we intend to show the full potential of this tiny instrument.
In this category the put all Jew's Harp related stuff together. We wish you lots of fun browsing through.
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
Trailblazing innovative Jaw Harp from Japan
Replica of a 1.000 years old jaw harp from Japan
High-End Jaw Harp from Japan
High-End Jaw Harp from Japan
Jaw Harp Innovation from Japan
- New and innovative frame design
- Can be played one-handed, at the lips but also at the teeth
- Swinging characteristics of the tongue depends on the way of playing (lips, teeth)
- Sound fine, precise, clear and rich in overtones
Stringed Bamboo Jaw Harp of the Ainu people (Japan)
Bambusmaultrommel aus Japan
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