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Clear crystal harp beside a tree and a singing bowl
Crystal Harps
Iridescent crystal harp on a transparent stand outdoors
Alchemic crystal harps
Foldable crystal harp parts with mallets and a carrying bag
Foldable instruments
Hands playing a crystalophone with blue-tipped mallets
Crystalophones
Crystal harp illuminated with pink and multicoloured LEDs
Accessories
Blue, purple and pale 3D-printed Bansuri flutes photographed together
Flutes
Hand playing a crystal chimes bar at sunset
Chimes
Crystal harps and a Chakraphone displayed among trees
Metal harps & chakraphones
Illustration of a blue crystal harp with floating musical notes
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that feels right for you.

Size, tuning, sound and portability all make a difference. Watch the introduction or read our guide to compare the crystal harps and other instruments in our range.

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Many ways to play

Find your connection to sound.

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For musicians

Bring a new texture to your music. Explore pentatonic instruments for intuitive playing, or chromatic models for a wider choice of melodies and chords.

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For sound practice

Create space for quiet listening, meditation and sound sessions. Let a single note ring, or explore how different tones resonate together.

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For the curious

You do not have to be a professional musician to begin. Start with a few notes, listen closely and discover your own way of playing.

Inside the workshop

Quartz, music
and craftsmanship.

Svaritanum was founded by Denis Kashcheev — a musician, engineer, inventor and traveller. The workshop brings together an interest in sound and the craft of making instruments.

From clear quartz to our colourful alchemic instruments, each model offers a different combination of resonance, scale and playing possibilities.

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Quartz in sound traditions

Quartz also has a symbolic place in meditation and sound traditions. In the yoga of sound, the seven notes of the major scale are associated with seven chakras. Some listeners bring these traditions to their practice; others simply enjoy the music and resonance.

Crystal harp illuminated with multicoloured LED lights in the dark
Quartz crystal cluster glowing against a dark blue background

The sound of quartz

A clear tone.
A lasting resonance.

A light touch on a quartz tube produces a clear note that continues to resonate. The crystal harp belongs to the xylophone family, with each tube tuned to a different note.

Play a single tone, build a chord, or let several notes ring together. Explore a sound that can be delicate and bell-like, or deep and full.

Our instruments use high-purity quartz glass. Hard yet fragile, it requires special tools, careful craftsmanship and gentle handling.

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