Wind Chimes
Balance Windbell
The Balance Wind bell is made of thick steel sheets which are cut, bent and welded to create bells that are aurally and visually pleasing. The cut out geometric patterns on the bell face and clapper are a reflection of the repetitive sound of a chime in the breeze.
Eclipse Windbell
TheEclipse Wind bell is made of thick steel sheets which are cut, bent and welded to create bells that are aurally and visually pleasing. The cut out geometric patterns on the bell face and clapper are a reflection of the repetitive sound of a chime in the breeze.
Petit Pois Windbell
The Petit Pois Windbell is made of thick steel sheets which are cut, bent and welded to create bells that are aurally and visually pleasing.The cut out geometric patterns on the bell face and clapper are a reflection of the repetitive sound of a chime in the breeze.
Windchime Horse
This Windchime Horse includes full-bodied antiqued cooper figure, antiqued brass rod, antique copper tube chimes, wooden clapper and heavy duty nylon stringer.
Lonesome Canyon Bell
When you hang our wind bells from a tree branch you''ll soon find yourself transported to the soothing isolation of the western canyon lands. As they sway in the breeze, these fine bells send out a bold, solid sound.
Aloha Chime
Silver chimes are hidden in a purple bamboo shellinch . Reminiscent of a Hawaiian beach in the 50''s, our Aloha chime is finished with a color coordinated elongated windcatcher. Enjoy a little bit of paradise every time the wind blows.
Amazing Grace Chime
This chime plays the inspiring tones heard in the opening measures of Amazing Grace, one of America''s best loved and most widely known hymns. Maple wood, 6 silver tubes, stained glass cross.
Craftsman Chime
Tuned to sound like the ringing of distant bells. The inspiration comes from the Arts and Crafts architects of the mid 20th century, including the clear tones of the square tubes and tuning based on the golden ratio. Ash wood, 4 satin black square tubes.
Dancing Water Bowl
Discover the secret of the Dancing Water Bowl! Bronze bowls like this one have been found in China that date back to the 5th century B.C. When filled with water and when the handles are rubbed in just the right way, the bowl will sing in a low-pitched tone.