Lily Harp

 Little and cute but not for serious harp students
It's a cute little harp, but very small. Good for fiddling around with, decoration, or possibly for children who are old enough to understand how to handle it carefully. If you're serious about learning the harp, you may want to start with one a little bigger (3 octaves or more)-- this one only has one octave, making it difficult to pick out more than very basic melodies. The more serious student won't want an import like this one (as the construction is ok for smaller models like this, but will warp on larger ones). If all you want is something to mess around with and is easy to store, this works fine. You will want to go pick up a tuner for it if you intend to play it. A tuning tool for tightening or loosening the strings comes with it, but you'll need something to generate the notes between C above Middle C to High C in order to tune it properly.