Wind Chime With Bottle Bottoms

• The chime is shaped for gentle sound rather than loud ringing, suited to quiet corners and open windows.
• Glass gives the tone a clear, light quality when it catches the breeze.
• The hanging form adds movement even when the sound is subtle.
• It works beautifully near a doorway, where passing air can set it softly in motion.
• The mix of wood and glass gives it a natural, easy presence rather than a polished metal look.

This wind chime belongs to a recycled glass range and uses bottle-bottom glass as its main visual feature. The wooden element brings warmth and balance, keeping the piece feeling earthy rather than glossy.

Hang it where a light current of air can reach it, such as a balcony, porch, window area or calm garden spot. As with any glass chime, choose a place where it can move freely without knocking hard against a wall or railing.

Wipe the glass gently with a soft cloth when needed. Keep the wooden parts away from prolonged damp where possible, as wood naturally responds to moisture over time.

Wind chimes have been used in many homes and gardens as threshold objects, placed where air, sound and movement meet. Some traditions associate chimes with protection, good fortune and the settling of energy around a space. Here, that meaning stays simple: a small hanging object that marks the movement of the wind and brings attention back to the present moment.

Made from wood and recycled glass, with a recorded weight of 300 g. The listed dimensions are 0.3 × 0.5 cm. Origin: Indonesia.

A good choice for someone who loves garden details, balcony corners, natural materials or objects with a lighter footprint. It feels especially suited to housewarmings, summer birthdays and mindful home gifts.