Mouth Harp – Compact Metal Lamellophone

The mouth harp, also known as a jaw harp or Jew’s harp, is a small, traditional lamellophone instrument. It consists of a flexible metal tongue attached to a frame, producing a distinctive twanging sound when plucked. To play, hold the frame against your teeth or lips, pluck the tongue with your finger, and use your mouth cavity to shape the pitch and tone. This instrument is perfect for folk music enthusiasts, travelers, or anyone interested in exploring unique, portable instruments.

Key Features

• Compact and portable design, easy to carry and play anywhere
• Produces resonant, twanging tones that add character to music
• Durable metal construction ensures longevity and reliability
• Ideal for folk music, musical experimentation, or personal enjoyment
• Beginner-friendly, simple to learn yet rewarding for advanced players