Capiz shell, collected from the shallow coasts of Southeast Asia, is a translucent, pearlescent material used for centuries in lamps, door beads and decorative objects. This wind chime combines recycled blue-and-white glass pieces and driftwood in a structure inspired by capiz motifs. As the breeze moves the chime, glass and wood meet in a gently ringing, ocean-toned melody. Its slender 15×60 cm size gives an elegant, understated silhouette — it does not dominate a space but complements it.
Capiz-inspired – ocean dream hand-formed
The capiz shell (Placuna placenta) is translucent and has traditionally served decorative purposes in Southeast Asia. In this wind chime the capiz motif inspires the design language, while the material is recycled glass that evokes capiz-like translucency and ocean atmosphere. Indonesian artisans carefully shape each element, and every piece may differ slightly — this uniqueness is the mark of handcraft.
Eco-friendly gift for terrace and balcony
Glass wind chimes have a softly tinkling, crystal-clear, lyrical sound — gentler than bamboo or metal. This blue-and-white version is especially appealing to those who love ocean-inspired, Scandinavian-style or bohemian decor. The recycled material adds an eco-conscious message — making it an excellent gift too. Its slender 15×60 cm size fits easily on smaller balconies and beside terrace doors.
Product details
- Materials: wood (driftwood), glass (recycled)
- Size: 15×60 cm
- Weight: 160 g
- Country of origin: Indonesia