Let a little colour and soft sound move through a quiet corner. This recycled glass wind chime brings together wood, multicoloured glass and five hanging strings, catching the breeze with a delicate tinkle and a gentle sense of movement.
Soft glass notes in the breeze
The sound is light and irregular, made for moments when air drifts through a balcony, porch or open window.
Five strings give the piece a balanced hanging shape, with small movements creating shifting flashes of colour.
The glass has a brighter, clearer tone than shell or bamboo, but stays delicate rather than loud.
Even when still, it works as a small hanging sculpture, adding colour above plants, a doorway or a reading corner.
It is ready to hang, so it can be placed wherever a little breeze can reach it.
Recycled glass with a wooden frame
Made from wood and glass, this piece belongs to a recycled glass wind chime range designed to give waste glass a second life. The multicoloured finish keeps it playful without feeling busy, especially where natural light can pass through the hanging pieces.
Where to place it
Hang it somewhere sheltered with gentle air movement, such as a covered balcony, porch, conservatory or near an open window. Glass can chip if it knocks against a hard surface, so give it space to move freely. Wipe the wood and glass with a dry or slightly damp cloth, then let it dry before rehanging.
A small sound with old associations
Wind chimes appear in many home and garden traditions, valued both for their sound and for the way they mark a threshold. In some folk beliefs, chimes are hung near entrances as auspicious objects, their movement and sound associated with welcome, protection and good fortune. Here, the meaning stays gentle and decorative: a simple ritual of colour, air and sound that makes a place feel more tended.
Size and details
Made in Indonesia from wood and glass. It has five strings and weighs 300 g. Listed dimensions: 0.3 × 0.6 cm.
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region of manufacture: Indonesia