A small movement of air is enough to bring this blue glass wind chime to life, catching the light as it shifts and answering with a delicate, bright tinkle. Made with recycled glass and wood, it brings a quiet note of colour to a window, sheltered balcony, or calm corner of the home.
Blue glass in the breeze
The sound is light and gentle, more of a soft glass murmur than a loud garden chime.
Blue tones give it a cool, coastal feeling, especially where daylight can pass through the glass.
The hanging form adds movement even when the room is still, turning a plain corner into a small point of attention.
It suits slower spaces: a reading nook, a covered terrace, or a doorway where the air moves naturally.
The ready-to-hang design keeps the ritual simple, just choose a place where it can move freely.
Recycled glass with a wooden frame
This piece is made from wood and recycled glass, part of a range created to give waste glass a second life. The contrast is simple and tactile: clear, cool glass suspended from a natural wooden structure, with the blue colour bringing softness rather than shine.
Where to hang it
Hang it where it can catch a light breeze without being knocked against a wall or window. A sheltered spot is best, as wood should not be left in prolonged damp and glass can chip if it swings hard against a solid surface.
To clean it, dust the wooden parts gently and wipe the glass with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Bring it indoors during harsh weather.
Chimes in cultural context
Wind chimes appear in many traditions as objects of sound, threshold and atmosphere. In some folk beliefs, their movement and ringing are associated with protection, good fortune and a welcoming flow of energy around the home. Here, that meaning stays quiet and symbolic: a small hanging object that marks the movement of air, adds colour to a space, and turns an ordinary doorway or window into somewhere more considered.
Size and details
Type: glass and wood …
region of manufacture: Indonesia
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