Mikel Harp: Lotus 34 String Celtic Harp
Harpitree NZ is an exclusive dealer of this quality harp brand from Pakistan, Mikel Harp.
Celtic Harp 34 String
The Lotus 34 is latest addition in 2019, produces a rich, relaxing tone that is even throughout its range from A6 down to C2, and the use of sugar strings and bass wires gives greater depth to its tone. Full Mikel sharpening levers provide clarity of tone and pitch when engaged. The design of this harp is harmoniously proportioned for child or adult alike, being built with a round back for hours of relaxed playing. Weighing only 11.7 kg and optionally coming with its own carrying bag, the Lotus 34 is easily transported, allowing you to bring its peaceful elegance to a wide range of venues. The Lotus is played and embraced by professionals and students alike, filling concert halls and homes with its deep, meditative tones.
Harp Specifications
| Range | 1st Octave A to 6th Octave C |
| Strings Type | 1 – 22 Nylon 23 – 27 Sugar 28 – 34 Steel wire |
| Extreme Width | 69.5 cm |
| Extreme Height | 125.7 cm |
| Extreme Weight | 11.7 kg |
| Wood: | Ashwood |
| Finishes: | Natural, Mahogany, Walnut, Black, Green, Red and Blue |
Comes with a tuning key.
Other accessories can be purchased seperately.
Add-on Accessories:
- Soundboard Decoration: $85
- Dust Cover: $75
- Travel Bag: $265
- Set of spare string: $275
- Detachable Legs: $85
Welcome to Mikel Harps
We are craftsman and manufacturers of Lever Harps. Mikel Harps began making harps in 2006.
We at Mikel Harps analyzed our market and found that the majority of local manufacturers were producing substandard harps. In addition, they did not employ any research and development. International buyers were dissatisfied with the poor quality instruments being produced and became wary about purchasing harps made from rosewood. At the other end, the manufacturer in Europe and America were making quality instruments, but the quality was reflected in their price, which was out of the range of students and ordinary musicians.
Mikel Harps realized, there is substantial discrepancy in the two markets. We founded our Research and Development team with the mission to “produce quality instruments at affordable prices”. Our enterprise has involved musicians from many nations, including professional harpists and harp makers. We used reverse engineering to achieve our quality product. Top quality woods are imported, including ash, and spruce. Harp strings are imported from the USA and Europe, CNC machine were installed, We invented Mikel Sharping Levers. It has taken many years of experimentation and hard work to produce fine quality instruments we offer today at affordable prices.
Please look at our History page to learn how we became successful.