String Fish, Natural Copis Drop

• The capiz shells touch gently as they move, creating a light chime rather than a loud garden bell.
• The vertical drop gives it a calm, simple shape, so it looks composed even when the air is still.
• Pale shells catch the light softly, adding a small shimmer beside a window or sheltered doorway.
• The carved fish brings a coastal note without feeling overly themed or decorative.
• Natural wood, raffa and shell keep the mood warm, rustic and easy to place.

This hanging wind chime is made with driftwood, raffa, pinewood beads and capiz shell. The look is intentionally organic: soft whites, natural wood tones and small variations that belong to pieces made with natural materials.

It is handcrafted in Indonesia, with the fish form giving structure to the delicate shell drop below.

Place it where it can move gently, such as near an open window, on a covered balcony, or in a sheltered garden corner. It is best kept away from heavy rain, strong wind and prolonged damp, as the natural materials are part of its character.

Dust lightly with a dry cloth. Let the shells hang freely rather than pressed against a wall, so they can catch both light and air.

Capiz shell has long been used in decorative craft for its thin, pearly translucence, especially in objects made to catch light. Here it is kept simple, paired with driftwood and a fish shape that speaks to shorelines, water and slow summer air. Rather than feeling polished or formal, the piece has the ease of something found, tied, and hung where the room can breathe.

Approximate hanging length: 50 to 55 cm. Weight: 112 g.

Materials: driftwood, capiz shell, raffa and pinewood beads. Origin: Indonesia.

A thoughtful choice for someone who loves coastal interiors, quiet garden corners, handmade decorations, or simple natural materials. It feels especially suited to a new home, a summer birthday, or a small gesture for someone who likes calm, airy spaces.