Wind Chime.
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Over 400 Wind Chime Products In Stock.
Aluminum Wind Chimes, Bamboo Wind Chimes,
Brass Wind Chimes, Copper Wind Chimes,
Glass Wind Chimes, Poly-resin Wind Chimes,
Cast Iron Wind Chimes.
The wind chime, usually made of hollow materials are also known as Aeolian Chimes. As I have written above chimes are manufactured of all different types of materials in all shapes and sizes. The tubes are different lengths and when they strike each other in the breeze they give out the different tones. The wind chime is considered lucky because the sound they produce fills the area with joy and contentment.
The wind chime is reputed to be the international symbol of peace, happiness and harmony, and connected to the feng shui approach of being compatible with your fellow man. Wind chime tones are designed around the material, length and diameter, with some chimes sounding like church bells to the fine sounds of glass chimes. Some people who live in areas of high noise and traffic believe a wind chime or series of chimes with different tones will block out all the unwanted sounds you don’t want to hear.
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This is the Woodstock Gregorian 41 inch Tenor Wind Chime, image this hanging under your pergola, with sweet Tenor sounds tuned to a Medieval Scale.
Tuned to C, D, Eb, F, G, A, Bb and C, this is a lifetime Tuning Guarantee.
The Wind Chime is 3 ft 5 inches long from the hanging hook to the bottom of the sail.
The eight tubes of the Chime are made of Aluminum, finished in silver, with a medium volume, the tube holder is Cherry Wood, IN STOCK NOW.
This is the Spheres Mongolian Mezzo 40 inch Wind Chime, with the relaxing sounds of Church and Temple Bells.
These Wind Chimes are are tuned to the orchestral pitch of A440.
The six tubes are made of aluminum and painted sleek black.
The Wind Chime is 3 ft 5 inches long from the hanging hook to the bottom of the sail.
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Some helpful information from the manufacturers of Wind Chimes.
When hanging your Wind Chime, spare a thought for your new musical friend. Instead a banging a nail in anywhere to hang your chimes, think about something like a screw in eye hook or a carabiner. By doing this, as well as the look of a professional job, you will stop the cord form rubbing on a nail, during harsh weather, which will eventually cause the cord to break, sending your Chimes crashing to the ground.
To test your Chime hanging method, the experts say you should apply a force of between two and three times the weight of the Wind Chime.
If you are hanging your chimes from a wall, make sure you use a proper 90 degree wall bracket, preferably with a cross support (gusset), fix to a timber wall with screws or a brick or masonry wall with plastic plugs or dyna bolts. The most important thing to think about when you are purchasing your bracket is to get one that is big enough to keep the Wind Chime away from the wall, as the last thing you want is to have your new chimes hitting and scraping on the wall in strong winds.
These are the Corinthian Bells 50 inch Wind Chime, soothe the days headaches away with the sounds and sights of these acoustically perfect Wind Chime.
The six heavy walled Powder Coated Aluminum Tubes, hang centrally, with a heavy striker in the middle connected to the sail at the bottom. This gives you outstanding tone.
Available in four colors, Copper Vein, Green, Midnight Blue and Patina Green, the Wind Chime is 4 ft 2 inches long from the hanging hook to the bottom of the sail.
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This is the Flipo 22 inch Illuminated Solar Wind Chime, light up your decking or porch with the color changing Solar Wind Chime.
These Wind Chimes has four solar panels in the top, which charge a battery to supply power to an LED inside the textured glass bulb. It is designed to change color every three seconds, and this light is refracted through the glass.
The Solar Wind Chime is weather resistant and the Super Bright LED has a 100,000 hour life, and is easy to install, just hang it up, no wires and no plugs.
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An interesting article on the History of Wind Chimes by Gnana Ramanathan.
The wind chime is becoming more and more popular these days, not only in Asian countries but also in Western countries including here in the US. The main reason for this is the growing popularity of Feng Shui. We all know that the wind chime produces melodious music which is relaxing for our mind. A study of the history of the wind chime would show that the music was not the only reason why people hung wind chimes in their homes centuries earlier.
Historians believe that people used a wind chime for other reasons also. The most important one of course, was it was believed in Asian countries that the sound of chimes wards away bad spirits from our homes and invites good spirits. They are believed to bring us good health and good luck. Feng Shui which literally translates to wind-water, recommends using a wind chime to balance the energies produced by the various forces. It attracts good energy and wards off bad energy.
But superstitions and beliefs aside, our ancestors used the wind chime for another very practical reason, namely, weather forecasting. As we all know, in ancient times, there were no sophisticated equipments to predict wind patterns, storms etc. So, it is believed that people hung these wind chimes in places where wind can pass through. By noticing a small change in the melody produced by the wind chime, they were able to predict which direction the wind was blowing from and the intensity with which it was blowing. Stronger winds and hence more chimes, indicated that a storm was brewing. This was particularly useful for fishermen and people living along coastal region as it warned them to not go to the sea and maybe saved their lives. Our ancestors were so intelligent as to use a simple chime producing instrument as a weather predicting tool!
As you can see, wind chimes have been used for various reasons. Nowadays stores even use wind chimes to inform them when a customer enters! Whatever the reason, even if one is not superstitious, the wind chime can always be hung in a home just as a decorative piece and for the melodious music that it produces.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Gnana_Ramanathan
These are the sounds you could be waking up to every morning.
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The 35 inch Woven Hat Bamboo Wind Chime, is a hand carved and hand tuned piece that would look perfect in any garden, and even more spectacular in a Japanese Garden.
The 7 inch hat on these Wind Chimes is made of hand woven Palm Leaves.
The Bamboo Tubes are varnished to protect them from the weather, and the Wind Chime is 2 ft 11 inches long, from hook to the bottom of the sail.
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Now this Black Emporer Gong is something special with the grace and charm and that special sound of the Far East.
The actual hand hammered gong is 10 inches in diameter, which gives you that deep sound.
The sail and the striker and the other hanging parts of these Wind Chimes are made of Ash Hardwood, and painted in a weather resistant black finish.
These wind chimes are 34 .5 inches from the hook to the bottom of the sail, buy now, at the Wind Chime , and bring that Feng Shui into your home.
I have shown you just six of the 400 different types of Chimes and accessories AVAILABLE NOW at the Wind Chime and there is lots of helpful tips and information as well. Head over to the site and see what you think.