Isitolotolo

Isitolotolo is the Xhosa name for the Jew's harp, a small musical instrument introduced to South Africa by European traders in the 19th century. The 19th century European traders brought metal Jaw’s Harps to Africa. In South Africa, the instrument became popular with traditional African musicians because of its affordability and portability. In isiXhosa, the Jew's Harp became known as "isitolotolo", a name derived from the word "setolotolo", which is a type of braced mouth bow played by the people of Lesotho, neighbors of the Xhosa.

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