A soft breeze turns this recycled glass wind chime into a small piece of moving light. Green, white and blue glass pieces shift beneath three pale driftwood sticks, catching brightness as they make a gentle, delicate tinkle for a balcony, porch or quiet window.
Glass sound, driftwood structure
The glass gives a light, tinkling sound rather than a deep metallic chime.
Three driftwood sticks form the frame, giving the piece a natural, coastal shape even when it is still.
Translucent glass fragments hang in loose strands, so the colour and movement change with the breeze.
The mix of green, white and blue feels fresh and sea-washed, especially near daylight.
It brings gentle movement to a covered outdoor corner, garden room or open window.
Recycled glass with a sea-soft look
The chime is handmade in Indonesia using recycled glass and driftwood. The glass pieces are irregular rather than uniform, with soft edges and subtle variation in colour. That unevenness is part of its charm, giving each strand a relaxed, found-object feeling.
Where to hang it
Place it where moving air can reach it without leaving it fully exposed to harsh weather. A sheltered porch, balcony, conservatory or bright indoor window lets the glass move and sound gently.
Wipe the wood and glass with a dry, soft cloth when needed. As the design uses natural wood and hanging glass, bring it inside during strong winds and avoid dropping or knocking the strands.
Wind chimes as threshold objects
Wind chimes have been hung in homes, gardens and doorways across many cultures, valued for both sound and symbolism. Some traditions treat them as protective threshold pieces, while others simply enjoy their gentle music as a way to mark passing air and changing weather. This one keeps that idea simple: natural driftwood above, translucent glass below, and a small audible reminder that the room is open to the breeze.
Size and details
The chime measures 40 cm from the driftwood to the bottom an…
region of manufacture: Indonesia