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Fūrin Windspiel [Keiryū]
£34.00
Der fūrin (Windglocke) hängt vor dem Haus und ist seit langem ein Symbol des Sommers in Japan, der einen entspannenden Klang erzeugt, um die kühlende Brise anzukündigen. Tsugaru Vidro fertigt ihre Glas-fūrin in Aomori im Norden von Honshū handgefertigt an und mischt lebendige Farben, die an die Natur erinnern.
„Keiryū“ repräsentiert den klaren Fluss des Baches in einem Gebirgstal mit einem erfrischenden, klaren Blauton.