The classic silverware wind chime is handmade from silverplated or stainless steel silverware that is anywhere from 50 to 100 years with varying designs and engravings. OOAK the pictured wind chime is a very good example of the one that you will receive since each varies and is slightly different. Each classic consists of two forks and four spoons attached with monofilament. ASK about wholesale pricing.

“It wasn’t until around 1100 B.C., when the Chinese started casting bells, that the wind chime found its more modern, musical and artistic evolution. This practice was adopted in the secular world and wind chimes became common adornments in the home as a way to protect against spiteful supernatural influences.

The use of wind chimes in the home spread from China to Japan and from there to the western world in the 1800’s when Asian art, design and philosophy started to show a distinct influence in Europe and America.

The practice of feng-shui helped to spread the knowledge of a wind chimes calming and balancing influence in the home. An ancient system of using arrangement maximize the flow of life energy, or Chi, feng-shui often uses wind chimes as a means of shaping an environment and influencing chi. The tones and materials of a particular wind chime can affect energy and change the mood and feeling of a living space.

From uses in pagodas to ward off evil spirits to their employ by ancient Celtic tribes as a means of tricking their enemies into thinking the woods were haunted, the wind chime has had long and diverse role throughout history.

In its modern incarnation the wind chime is a wonderful accent to any home or garden. The soothing tones echo the music of the breeze and bring a relaxed, meditative feeling to an environment; creating a place of peace and balance. ” (www.outdora.com)

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