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A Balinese artisan uses sustainably collected teak branches and twigs from coffee plants to suspend a cascade of glass leaves in this delicate wind chime. Let cooling breezes bear subtle music as the glass chimes sway.
This is absolutely beautiful! My mother is bed-bound and has a boring parking lot to look at all day long. We hung this in her window and now she has a beautiful tree to gaze at. Perfect choice!
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05/02/2015
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The chimes are very beautiful! I love the sound they make!!
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06/29/2016
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Takes more than a breeze? I've had windy days & other chimes sing but not this one.
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06/29/2016
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We attached this chime on our 2-person wooden swing. Love it and love the sound....not too loud, just nice relaxing chime.
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04/01/2016
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The wind chime is so versatile...it is equally beautiful hung outdoors on a sheltered porch, or indoors in front of a window, which is where mine now hangs. I bought two more as gifts. The quality is excellent, and the tones generated by a slight breeze transport me far away from New Jersey. I will never regret the purchase.
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04/26/2016
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We use this product to serve as a visual & musical reminder of a lost family member. Our "family member" was a Golden Retriever; who was loving, protective, and had the instinct to know what to do to please, to heal a broken heart, to provide comfort during times of sorrow or pain. To make you smile! We miss her terribly. This "Tree of Life" perfectly symbolizes her lasting unconditional love!
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