A pearl-effect wind chime for a balcony, window or quiet garden corner, made to bring soft movement and a light natural sound into the day. Milky Capiz pieces catch the light as they sway, brushing against pale wood and small beads with a gentle, irregular music. Even when still, it has the calm presence of something gathered from the shoreline.
The sound in the breeze
Capiz has a lighter voice than metal, with a delicate clink rather than a sharp ring.
The hanging strands move independently, so the sound changes with each small shift of air.
Pale wooden pieces add a dry, natural tap beside the clearer shell tone.
It suits places where you want atmosphere rather than volume: a covered balcony, a garden room, or an open window.
Pale shell, weathered wood and soft movement
The design is built around a weathered driftwood-style bar, wrapped at the ends with dark fibre cord. Below it, pearl-effect Capiz discs hang in loose vertical lines, mixed with small pale wooden beads and rounded darker details.
The look is coastal without feeling decorative in a heavy way. Light passes through the milky discs, while the natural wood keeps it warm and grounded.
Handmade in Bali
This chime is handmade in Bali by small family businesses, using beach-sourced materials including driftwood and Capiz. The known material list includes raffa, pinewood beads and Coffea canephora, giving it a mix of fibre, wood and shell-like texture.
Where to hang it
Hang it where air can move through it gently, but keep it away from harsh weather. Natural wood, fibre and Capiz are best in a sheltered spot rather than somewhere fully exposed to heavy rain, strong wind or frost.
Dust with a soft dry cloth. If it becomes damp, let it dry naturally before storing or moving it.
Wind chimes in context
Wind chimes appear in many cultures as sound objects for thresholds, gardens and quiet outdoor spaces. In some traditions they are associated with protection and the clearing of heavy-feeli…
region of manufacture: Indonesia
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