Brass Wind Chime – Onion

A brass wind chime with a contemporary design cast and finished by hand in Takaoka City.

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Combining established hand-casting techniques and contemporary design, this elegant wind chime is expertly crafted by skilled metalworkers in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. Made of brass, a material used historically for Buddhist ritual objects and musical instruments, the chimes resonate with a soothing tone. Made by hand, each chime is one of a kind with slight differences in weight, texture and tone. Each piece is hand finished with a chisel, creating simple, unidirectional lines, marks of the craftsmanship that goes into these chimes. Enjoy the melodic charm of this wind chime and connect with nature through the tranquil tones brought by the breeze.

There might be slight differences in weight, texture, size and tone as each piece is handmade.
Made of 60% copper, 40% zinc. Stand comes separately.

Size: H12.8 cm x Ø4.9 cm
(With stand: H42.2 cm x Ø6 cm)

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