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Fūrin Wind Chime [Keiryū]
£34.00
Hung outside the home, the fūrin (wind bell) has long been a symbol of summertime in Japan, making a relaxing sound to announce the cooling breeze. Tsugaru Vidro handmake their glass fūrin in Aomori in the north of Honshū, mixing in vibrant colours reminiscent of nature.
'Keiryū' represents the crisp flow of the stream in a mountain valley, with a refreshing, clear blue tone.