Large Ethereal C

Large Ethereal C – is a large 2-octave crystal harp.
It contains both low and deep, as well as high and ethereal vibrations that harmoniously penetrate the environment and the beings around it.
Its lower half of tones sounds much lower than the classic 9-note crystal harp, which operates mainly on the 5th and 6th octaves.
It is equipped with 15 tones ranging from the 4th (C4) to the 6th (C6) octave. It goes perfectly with crystal bowls tuned to chakras at 432Hz.

The crystal harp is a beautiful and harmonious sounding instrument.
Deep, resonant, and at the same time harmonious vibrations come from the harp.
The sounds persist long after a given tone is struck, modulating each other.

To fully feel it, you have to hear it live. It is also worth watching videos with its sound.

This instrument is completely transparent. The body is made of acrylic and all additional elements allow light to pass through, which makes it more ethereal. The 15 melody tubes are made of pure quartz crystal.

Her mood is: lightness, freedom, balance, she quickly raises vibrations.

Main goal: To introduce harmony (at every level).

The instrument comes with:
– Hard suitcase with internal lining. turquoise velvet.
– Two mallets to play with
– Booklet in several languages (including Polish) and quality declaration.
– Wipe for cleaning and wiping after the game with water.

Parameters:
Tuning: default Natural (a=432 Hz)
On request, we can also tune classically (a=440 Hz)

Tones: C6, H5, A5, G5, F5, E5, D5, C5, H4, A4, G4, F4, E4, D4, C4 with declared tuning accuracy up to +/- 0.2Hz.

The declared purity of the quartz crystal is: 99.8%

Made precisely with the smallest details.

Its dimensions are:
Length: 79 cm (31 inch)
Width: 75.5 cm (21.3 inch)

The suitcase size is: 90 x 90 x 15cm (35.4 x 35.4 x 5.9 inch)

Each instrument has its own individual serial number marked in the attached declaration.

Playing the harp:
The harp can be held in your hand using the central handle. Despite its large size, it is quite light.
You can play in several ways: striking with sticks or, more pleasantly, with your fingers (light tapping with your nails). A completely different acoustic effect can be achieved by rubbing the tubes with wet hands.
By rocking the harp from side to side while playing, you introduce additional modulation to the sounds.