The Irish harp, also known as the Celtic harp, is a traditional stringed musical instrument that has been a symbol of Ireland for centuries. It typically features a triangular frame and is played by plucking the strings with the fingers. The instrument can vary in size, with larger harps producing deeper tones and smaller ones offering higher pitches. This harp is often associated with Irish folklore and music, and it has a rich history in Celtic culture. The Irish harp is also featured on the national emblem of Ireland, representing the country's heritage and artistic traditions.