Harpsicle® Harps

I love my Harpsicle! I bought my first (a black one - currently have a green) in 2006, and have always had at least one ever since. They're light and portable, the tone is pretty, and they're easy to play. By far the best affordable harps on the market. The company is in the U.S. and family owned and run. Customer service is always super friendly and helpful. No regrets!

I've had my Fullsicle harp for several months now and absolutely love it. I'm new to the harp, and I really appreciate all the explanations and videos on the website and YouTube. Playing the harp feels accessible, and I've felt welcomed into a community of musicians, even as a beginner.

I want to thanks Mrs. Irwin and her husband, Mr. Garin for their wonderful help in all the inquiries I had for my harpsicle harp. Both of them were friendly, courteous and well knowledgeable of every single issue I asked them. This is a great place where you can find all you need to keep you happy, healthy, and harping💜 Mireya

I have purchased two harps - first was a black sharpsicle, which I thought was a good option between a basic Harpsicle, and the opportunity to add levers. However, I decided after a year to just buy a new Fullsicle, and gift the Sharpsicle to a daughter of a coworker. I got the SE Fullsicle in Cherry and with a Dandelion design on the soundboard. My first got dropped in transit and so had a ding. I sent an email asking if there was going to be an issue structurally or if it was fine - within a day Harpsicle sent me a new one instead of risking a later fracture- so points for extreme customer service The harps are 26 string, so you might be slightly limited with music selections, however the company has it's own music books with arrangements to suit - some are actually a bit complicated! They are also quieter than a full size floor harp, so the neighbors won't kill you for twanging a note. I found it a bit difficult to play with a strap, so you might need to get one of the standing stands. All in all a great, well made instrument to dip your toe into Harp - great opportunity to support American craftspeople as well.