artisan instruments

Experience the beauty of nature with this splendid wind chime by Balinese artisan Sindhu Nata. With ten vibrant leaf-shaped glass pieces in blue, teal, green, light blue and white hues arranged on an albesia wood base, it adds a touch of elegance to any outdoor space while creating a calming melody with every whisper of the wind.

Transform your outdoor oasis with the enchanting melodies of this rainbow wind chime adorned with ten leaf-shaped glass pieces expertly arranged with cords on a bamboo base. Balinese artisan Sindhu Nata’s lovely design not only adds a pop of color but also infuses your environment with the gentle tranquility of nature's symphony.

Working near Singaraja, in the mountainous northern region of Bali, artisans collect naturally fallen branches and glean wood from the local coffee plantations to fashion these delicate, colorful wind chimes. Once the reclaimed wood — teak and coffee — is gathered, each piece is sorted by size and color before being hand-shaped and strung with pieces of cut glass. Dazzling in the sunlight, the resulting rainbow chime is a gorgeous example of nature-inspired design. Each piece will vary slightly, due to the natural variations of the wood.

The environment always comes first for Grettel Sandoval. The Costa Rican artisan handcrafts this red and gold geometric themed windchime with recycled glass she collects from factories that dispose of this material.

"I love to capture my emotions and moods when designing. My pieces have a cultural meaning since I aim to represent Costa Rican nature and also the strength and the spirit of Costa Rican women," Grettel says.

The environment always comes first for Grettel Sandoval. The Costa Rican artisan crafts this green and gold hand-painted windchime with recycled glass she collects from factories that dispose of this material.

"I love to capture my emotions and moods when designing. My pieces have a cultural meaning since I aim to represent Costa Rican nature and also the strength and the spirit of Costa Rican women," Grettel says.