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Wind chimes have carried meaning and music across cultures for centuries — hung on porches, terraces and temple eaves, they invite a gentle conversation between the breeze and the space around it. Our collection brings together handcrafted chimes in brass, coconut, bamboo and driftwood, each with its own tone, texture and story to tell.
What's inside the collection
This is a curated range of wind chimes made by hand, sourced from artisan makers across India, Indonesia and Southeast Asia. You'll find natural bamboo wind chimes with long resonant tubes, brass wind chimes adorned with Om symbols, chakra beads and bells, coconut leaf wind chimes in their raw organic form, and driftwood wind chimes that carry the quiet beauty of the sea. Some designs are decorative and lightweight; others are larger, tuned pieces made to fill a garden or a high-ceilinged room with genuine sound.
How to choose the right wind chime
The material shapes both the tone and the look. Brass wind chimes tend to produce a bright, clear chime with a long sustain — ideal for catching the ear from a distance. Coconut and bamboo wind chimes offer a softer, more layered percussion, closer to nature in feeling, and sit naturally in outdoor and garden settings. Driftwood chimes bring a coastal, boho calm to verandas and conservatories. Size matters too: shorter chimes suit balconies and sheltered spots, while longer-tube bamboo and metal chimes need a bit of height and open air to resonate fully.
Where to hang your chime
A good spot is anywhere with a clear airflow — a doorway, a garden hook, a balcony railing or beneath a parasol. They work beautifully in boho-inspired living spaces, hung near an open window or as part of a gallery wall arrangement alongside wall décor and hangings. Some people choose them for their meditative quality, placing a chime near a sitting area as a gentle prompt to pause and listen. Others hang them at an entrance as a way of marking the threshold — a small ritual of transition as you move between spaces.
Frequently asked questions
Are these wind chimes handmade?
Yes — every chime in this collection is handcrafted by artisan makers. The bamboo tubes are cut and tuned by hand, the brass bells are individually cast and fitted, and the coconut and driftwood pieces are shaped and assembled by hand. This means each one carries subtle variations, which is part of their character.
Will the chime sound good, or is it purely decorative?
Both — it depends on the piece. Brass wind chimes with longer tubes and properly spaced beads are designed to produce a clear, resonant tone. Coconut and bamboo wind chimes offer a softer, layered sound that works well outdoors. If tone quality is important to you, look for pieces with longer tubes or a higher count of bells, as these tend to produce more complex and satisfying music.
Are these suitable for outdoor use?
Most of these chimes are designed for outdoor use, though durability varies by material. Brass will develop a natural patina over time, which many people love for the character it adds. Bamboo and coconut are best sheltered from prolonged heavy rain. If you're placing a chime in an exposed garden position, a bamboo or driftwood chime is a good choice for its natural resilience.
How do I hang a wind chime?
Use a strong hook or nail, ideally in a spot that catches the breeze rather than one that is fully shielded. Allow at least 30 centimetres of clearance around the chime so the tubes or bells can move freely. A gentle swaying motion is what produces the sound, so avoid hanging it somewhere too sheltered.
Can I use these as part of a room décor arrangement?
Absolutely. Many of our customers hang wind chimes indoors as a decorative piece alongside boho cushions, tapestries and wall hangings. They add movement and a subtle, organic texture to a room that static décor can't achieve. A shorter, decorative chime works well near a window or above a bed, while a larger piece can become a striking focal point in a high-ceilinged space.