From Alaska to Africa, London to New York, traveling harpists choose the Selkie "Survival" harp with its compact soundboard or, if they are really short of space the super slimline Practice Harp in acoustic or electric formats.  Many travel harps are simply "small"; Selkie travel harps are made specifically for the hard road ahead.  These harps are nylon strung for durability and stability - holding excellent tune. Weighing less than 3 Kilos these harps are available fully levered, partially levered or unlevered.  Both have optional built in amplification and the solid bodied Practice Harp has a removable knee bar.  Other harps began featuring knee bars shortly after we exhibited ours at the Edinburgh Harp Festival - who knew?   The "Survival" model with its soundbox features a high quality spruce or cedar soundboard and, for its size, a full and lively tone.  Both models are the same shape and size in profile and the fore-pillar is  25.5 inches (65cm) from top to bottom.  See our "Frequently Asked Questions" by clicking HERE.
Prices:  Survival (Soundbox) £700 fully levered  ~  Practice  (solid bodied) £300 unlevered.  ~  Please ask about amplification and different lever fits.                                                                                                            
  Singer Iona leigh regularly performs with her Selkie "Survival" travel harp.  She tells us that she enjoys both the tone and the handy size that makes it easy to travel with in a backpack.  Currently performing and recording in London she finds taking her harp on the Underground is a breeze.  It is also easy for her to take it home to Findhorn in Scotland where she grew up.  We are very pleased to be associated with her.  Please visit her website - but come back here afterwards!  www.ionaleigh.com



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