Harp Lyra 8-string fully functional

Harp LyreThe term "harp lyra" doesn't refer to a specific historical instrument, but rather seems to be a fusion of two distinct instruments:The Lyre: Originating in ancient Mesopotamia (around 2500 BCE) and later adopted by the Greeks and Romans, the lyre was a U-shaped stringed instrument often associated with Apollo, the god of music. It had a wooden soundbox and gut strings, played either by plucking or with a plectrum.The Harp: One of the oldest stringed instruments, with origins in ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Ireland. Harps evolved separately from lyres and typically had a triangular frame, with strings that could be played by plucking with fingers.A "harp lyra" likely refers to a modern hybrid instrument inspired by both the lyre’s open frame design and the harp’s tuning and resonance. These designs are often used in folk and neo-classical music today.DIY Harp Lyre-Inspired Instrument Assembly GuideMaterials Needed:2x sets of ukulele strings8x M4 x 10mm s