5 Favorites: Wind Chimes - Gardenista
Music to my ears: the sweet sound of wind chimes (especially when drowning out the sounds of the streets of San Francisco). Here is a roundup of wind chimes that look as pleasing as they sound. From Portland-based Pigeon Toe Ceramics, Ceramic Disc Chimes are threaded on a deerskin lace cord and gently clink together in the breeze. Glazed in bone, they come in a choice of six cord colors (shown in aqua, L, and natural, R). The Edo Glass Bell from Maison Martin Margiela is an interpretation of the traditional Japanese wind bell intended to be hung at the entrance to your home or onto the branches of trees outdoors. Inspired by ancient Chinese bells, the Five Tier Temple Bells offer a subtle peaceful chime. ), they come in a choice of polished brass or copper-plated steel; $45 at Potted. At once delicate and rustic, Ironaworks Round Windchimes (333) with Colorful String are handmade from recycled metal. Consider Ironaworks Set of Three Windchimes; $37.50. Hand forged in India, the Moksha Noah Bell comes in a choice of three sizes (four, six, and eight inches). Offering an extraordinarily delicate sound, the Fairy WInd Chime is considered a classic. This version is make of cherry wood and anodized aluminum; $28.50 at Potted.