Let a recycled glass wind chime bring a small wash of colour and sound to a sheltered balcony, porch or quiet window. Blue and green glass catches the light as it moves, while the breeze draws out a delicate, irregular tinkle.
What the breeze brings out
A light glass sound, made for gentle movement rather than a loud garden note.
Cool blue and green tones that feel fresh beside plants, pale walls or warm wood.
A hanging form that still looks sculptural when the air is calm.
A small daily ritual: pause by the door, open the window, and let the chime answer the weather.
A thoughtful use of recycled glass, turning discarded material into something musical.
Recycled glass with a wooden frame
This wind chime is made from wood and glass, with the coloured pieces bringing most of the visual movement. The glass is part of a recycled glass range, so its appeal is both practical and gentle: less waste, more light, more texture in the home.
Hanging and care
Hang it where air can move through it, such as a covered balcony, porch, conservatory or bright indoor window. Glass chimes suit places where they can move freely without knocking against a wall or hard surface.
Wipe the glass and wood with a soft, dry cloth when dust settles. Bring it indoors during rough weather, as wood and glass are best kept away from harsh wind and prolonged damp.
Chimes, sound and good fortune
Wind chimes appear in many home and garden traditions as objects of sound, movement and atmosphere. In some folk beliefs, chimes are associated with keeping ill luck away and inviting a more harmonious feeling into the space. Here, that symbolism sits lightly beside the everyday pleasure of the piece: coloured glass shifting in the air, a small sound marking the change in breeze, and a corner of the home made more alive.
Size and details
Wind chime with three hanging sticks.
Materials: wood and recycled glass.
Colours: blue and green.
Origin: Indonesia.
Weight: 400 g.
Listed dimens…
region of manufacture: Indonesia