Your harp is shipped to you in a Kortier Superlightweight Travel Case. This case has a rigid foam construction and a tough nylon zippered cover. This protects the harp against sudden changes in temperature and humidity, as well as bumps and bruises. While I can give no guarantee against damage by airlines, experience has shown this case to be excellent protection for your harp when checked as baggage. In normal everyday usage, this case gives your harp superior protection. The Story- I designed this case specifically for shipping harps, and for several years I made them myself. When Colorado Case Company offered to make them for me, I gladly accepted. I would rather make harps than cases. Their soft cases for harp are also top quality. Check their website for more information. Link to Colorado Cases.

Getting the empty cases from Colorado to Minnesota has always been expensive, so when one of my local harpowners, Sue Horton, of Harpers Hill, expressed an interest in making the cases, I encouraged her, and she has done a great job. So, the case that you receive your new harp in will probably have the Harper's Hill logo on it, but if you would like similar cases for your other harps, contact Colorado Case.