Wind chimes turn a passing breeze into soft music. Many people hang them as a simple way to bring a sense of peace and presence to their home.
Choosing a chime
- Metal tubes ring clear and long.
- Bamboo and wood make a soft, hollow knock.
- Ceramic and glass give a light, bright tinkle.
Listen before you choose if you can, and pick a sound you would enjoy hearing many times a day.
Where to hang it
Porches, garden trees, balconies and open windows all work well. Think about your neighbors too, and choose a spot where the sound feels gentle rather than loud.
A small sound ritual
When you hear your chime, pause for one breath and notice where you are. It becomes a little bell of mindfulness throughout the day. To explore more sound, see how to play a singing bowl.
From the Infused Lights shop
Wind chimes from the shop.
Questions people ask
Which wind chime sound is softest?
Bamboo and wood chimes usually make the softest sound.
Where should I hang a wind chime?
Porches, garden trees, balconies and open windows all work well.
How can a chime be a mindfulness tool?
Pause for one breath whenever you hear it.
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