32 String Lyre Harp Musical Instrument with Case

Selling to clear out my collection.

Office Dolce Angel's Harp, manufactured in 2011.

4 strings (equivalent to 2 strings) are broken, so please replace them yourself.
The other strings are also used and show darkening and wear.
I believe the wound strings were ¥500 and the steel strings were ¥300.

Unlike a typical lyre, the bass strings are held towards your body.

If you hold it on the right side of your body, as with a general lyre, it can be held in the same way.

There is no rust or looseness on the tuning pins.
The body has some scuffs but no cracks, and is in good overall condition.

It produces a wonderful resonant sound befitting its name, Angel's Harp.

From the Office Dolce website:

Many traditional harp-like instruments use a diatonic scale and do not have dedicated semitone strings. Semitones were produced by operating pedals or levers on the whole-tone strings. To avoid this non-musical operation, we devised a system with dedicated semitone strings, and arranged them on the back so that the tension of all strings is evenly distributed across the body.
Therefore, the playing method involves using only the right hand for the diatonic scale strings on the front, and the left hand for the semitone strings on the back. Furthermore, most harp-like instruments have their bass strings further away from the body, with the scale ascending as they get closer to the body.

Mr. Takeda, conversely, believed that having the bass strings closer to the body would simplify the playing method, and that by bringing the bass strings closer to the heart, even vibrations below audible frequencies could be perceived by the entire body, increasing comfort (bone conduction sound theory).
Born from these innovative ideas and theories, this 21st-century harp was released under the name Angel's Harp.