Kashiwagi Wind-bell "Bell Cricket"
Kashiwagi Wind-bell "Bell Cricket"
Kashiwagi Wind-bell "Bell Cricket"

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Kashiwagi Wind-bell "Bell Cricket"

This wind chime, or "Furin" in japanese, has a very simple, minimalistic shape, the slightly green color is the natural color of the metal after being burned an… read more
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This wind chime, or "Furin" in japanese, has a very simple, minimalistic shape, the slightly green color is the natural color of the metal after being burned and shaped. The base of the bell has a darker color which was left this way to give a new dimension to it. Just like many Japanese craft it is beautiful in its simplicity.

Being fully handmade, each piece is slightly different from another and thus unique. A great point with the Odawara Furin is the possibility of choosing the color of the Tanzaku, the piece of paper hanging from the bell which catches the wind.
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This wind chime, or "Furin" in japanese, has a very simple, minimalistic shape, the slightly green color is the natural color of the metal after being burned and shaped. The base of the bell has a darker color which was left this way to give a new dimension to it. Just like many Japanese craft it is beautiful in its simplicity.

Being fully handmade, each piece is slightly different from another and thus unique. A great point with the Odawara Furin is the possibility of choosing the color of the Tanzaku, the piece of paper hanging from the bell which catches the wind.

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