Handmade Bamboo Wind Chimes with Coconut Animal Carve – Calming Garden Decor

Why You’ll Love Them

• Calming Sound: The bamboo pieces clink together softly, creating a gentle melody that helps ease stress and quiet negative thoughts.
• Natural Beauty: Crafted from sustainable bamboo and coconut—a resource used for centuries—these chimes add an elegant, natural touch to your garden or indoor space.
• Cultural Charm: The coconut animal carve, inspired by traditional artistry, brings a sense of culture and craftsmanship to your decor.
• Versatile Use: Hang them in your garden for the best effect, or bring them indoors to add a peaceful ambiance to any room.

Details

• Materials: Sustainable bamboo and coconut, known for durability and natural beauty.
• Weight: 400g
• Size: 1 meter long, with a 20×10 cm coconut animal carve.
• Features: Environmentally friendly, elegant, and stable—designed to last.
• Origin: Handmade with care in Indonesia by small family businesses.

How to Enjoy

Hang your Bamboo Wind Chimes in a breezy spot in your garden, near a tree, or on your patio where they can catch the wind. Let the soft, natural sound wash over you as you relax with a cup of tea, meditate, or enjoy a peaceful evening outdoors. For best care, bring them indoors during harsh weather to preserve their beauty and durability.

Our Promise

Ethically sourced and eco-friendly, these wind chimes reflect our commitment to sustainable, mindful choices—because your peace of mind and the planet’s well-being matter to us.

FAQ About Wind Chimes

1. How does the length of the tubes affect the sound? 

The length of the tubes changes the pitch:

• Longer tubes make lower, deeper sounds — like a soft gong.
• Shorter tubes make higher-pitched sounds — like gentle bells.

It’s similar to how bigger drums make deeper tones than small ones. The material of the tubes also matters (metal, wood, bamboo, glass, etc.) but length mainly affects the pitch.

2. Why don’t some bamboo chimes make much sound?

If your bamboo chime isn’t making much sound, don’t worry — there are a few reasons this might happen:

• The tubes might be hanging too close together, so they don’t move freely.
• The clapper (the part that strikes the tubes) could be too light or stuck.
• Bamboo is lighter than metal, so it often needs a bit more wind to sing.

3. How do I care for my bamboo wind chime?

Bamboo wind chimes are lovely for both indoor and outdoor spaces. To help them last longer, it’s best to hang them in a sheltered spot — like under a porch roof, a shaded balcony, or beneath a tree. Try to avoid direct sunlight or strong winds, and bring them indoors during storms or very harsh weather.To clean your chime, simply wipe it gently with a damp cloth. Once a year, you can apply a light coat of clear varnish to protect the bamboo and keep it looking its best.Since bamboo is a natural material, it can be sensitive to humidity and sudden temperature changes. Over time, you might notice tiny hairline cracks — this is completely normal and won’t affect the sound or beauty of your chime.