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Chimes Of Provence

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Chimes Of Provence

$159.95
  • SKU: 20002140
  • UPC: 2997058427560
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Description

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Quick Facts
Eight satin blue aluminium tubesRemovable windcatcher660 mm overall length

Woodstock Chimes Of Provence

Woodstock Chimes Of Provence combines satin blue aluminium tubes with a sunflower image burned into the wooden windcatcher, reflecting the design’s French countryside inspiration.

The removable windcatcher can be personalised separately. Where engraving or printing is wanted, consult a suitable specialist about the finish and method.

Musical Characteristics

Tuned to the scale from Erik Satie’s Gnossienne No. 1.

Dimensions
DetailMeasurement
Overall length660 mm

Specifications

Sounding elementsEight satin blue aluminium tubes
WindcatcherWood-burned sunflower image on windcatcher
WindcatcherRemovable for customisation
Care & Storage

Bring this item indoors during extreme weather. Exposure to sun, rain and wind affects how often it needs care.

Aluminium parts: Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soapy water.

Outdoor aluminium can develop surface pitting or oxidation without changing the chime’s sound.

Wooden parts: Periodically apply a thin layer of wood wax or exterior Danish, teak or lemon oil with a clean cloth or brush. A light coat of exterior varnish each spring provides further protection.

Read the full wind chime product care guide

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the overall length?

This listing has an overall length of 660 mm. This is the overall product measurement, not an individual sounding element’s length.

Can the windcatcher be removed?

Yes. This model has a removable windcatcher for customisation. Follow the matching instructions in Downloads.

What gives this model its musical character?

Tuned to the scale from Erik Satie’s Gnossienne No. 1.