A brass wind chime brings small music to a balcony, doorway or quiet garden corner, catching the light as it moves. The round Tree of Life centre gives it a sculptural stillness, while the hanging bells add a soft, bright sound when the air stirs.
Bell sound and gentle movement
The cone-shaped bells hang below the central tree, so the piece moves in layers rather than as one flat ornament.
Its sound is light and metallic, made for a gentle background presence rather than a loud garden note.
The glass beads break up the brass with small points of colour, adding movement even before the bells ring.
Suspended chains give the chime an airy shape, casting fine lines and shifting shadows in sunlight.
It suits a place where you pass often: beside a back door, on a balcony hook, or near a sheltered window.
Openwork tree and coloured beads
The centre is a circular brass design with an open Tree of Life motif. Its branches curl through the circle in a decorative pattern, giving the chime a calm, balanced shape when it hangs still.
Below it, strands of brass chain are threaded with colourful glass beads and finished with small brass bells. The mix of metal and beadwork gives the piece both sound and ornament, so it works as visual décor as well as a wind chime.
Brass and glass from India
Made in India from brass and glass beads, this chime belongs to the Indian Chimes range. The brass has a warm golden tone that sits naturally with garden greenery, terracotta pots and sunlit walls.
Where to hang it
Hang it from a secure hook where it has room to move freely. A sheltered outdoor spot is best, especially somewhere protected from heavy rain and strong weather.
Wipe the brass gently with a dry, soft cloth when needed. Brass naturally deepens and develops a patina over time, particularly in damp air, which many people enjoy as part of its character.
The Tree of Life in context
The Tree of Life appears in many artistic and spiritual traditions as an image o…
region of manufacture: India