Leeli’s Whistleharp – Handcrafted 5-String Harp-Flute

Bring a piece of The Wingfeather Saga into the real world with Leeli’s Whistleharp.

Inspired by the Whistleharp featured in Andrew Peterson’s The Wingfeather Saga, this handcrafted wooden harp-flute is designed to capture the look, character, and imagination of Leeli’s beloved instrument.

Created especially with younger Wingfeather fans in mind, Leeli’s Whistleharp combines a playable flute with five harp strings in a child-sized design. Made from real wood and handcrafted with care, it gives children something they can hold, explore, play, and imagine with beyond the pages and screen.

Designed for Young Wingfeather Fans

Leeli’s Whistleharp is primarily designed as a keepsake, imaginative-play, and introductory instrument for children ages 3–7.

The flute portion is playable, while the instrument as a whole is not designed to function like our fully playable Entry or Advanced Whistleharp models. Instead, this version focuses on recreating the character and experience of Leeli’s Whistleharp in a size suitable for younger children.

Features

• Handcrafted wooden construction
• Inspired by Leeli’s Whistleharp from The Wingfeather Saga
• 5 harp strings
• 4 flute holes
• Playable flute portion
• Child-sized design
• Made from real wood — not plastic
• Designed especially for children ages 3–7
• Created for imaginative play, exploration, and display

What’s Included

• Handcrafted Leeli’s Whistleharp
• Paper tutorial
• Video tutorial

Please Note

Leeli’s Whistleharp is designed primarily as a handcrafted replica, keepsake, and imaginative-play instrument for younger children.

While the flute portion is playable, this model is not intended to function as a fully playable performance instrument for complete songs.

For older children or musicians looking for greater musical range and a more fully playable Whistleharp, explore our Whistleharp Entry and Advanced Whistleharp models.

Estimated Lead Time

1–2 months

Each Whistleharp is handcrafted, so slight variations in wood grain, coloring, and other natural details may occur. These differences are part of what makes every instrument unique.