Woodstock Celtic Cross Windchime, 17-Inch Long Review
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Woodstock Celtic Cross Windchime, 17-Inch Long Feature
- Bright-sounding chime features a traditional celtic scale
- Made of teak finish pine wood with wood bead and genuine stone accents, cloisonne-style cross windcatcher
- 5 silver anodized aluminum chime tubes
- Woodstock chimes are created by Grammy Award winning musician Garry Kvistad
- Chime is 17-inch long
This bright-sounding chime features a traditional Celtic tuning along with a stunning, cloisonné-style Celtic Cross windcatcher. The metal and colored resin Celtic Cross windcatcher incorporates the most common Celtic knot design, the triquetra. Many speculate the 3 points in the triquetra represent the sun, moon and earth. This is especially fitting for a Celtic Cross, which combines the traditional Christian cross with a Sun Wheel, representing Taranis, the Celtic god of thunder. Enhanced by the traditional Celtic tuning, this chime is cheerful and bright. Windchime is 17-inch long. Made of teak finish ash wood, 5 silver anodized aluminum tubes, and genuine stone beads. Started in 1979, Woodstock Percussion is a family-owned business located in New York's Hudson Valley. Woodstock Chimes are precision tuned, high quality windchimes created by Grammy Award winning musician Garry Kvistad. Woodstock Percussion products are designed in New York State and manufactured around the world. Woodstock representatives visit the production facilities frequently to ensure their high standards are met; the facilities are clean and organized and the employees are paid fair wages while being treated with dignity and respect. Woodstock chimes are both kinetic and musical, performing beautifully without the need of fossil fuels. The result is simplicity and sustainability as they are powered by the wind which is the creation of the heat from the sun - the most sustainable of all energy. Woodstock has been creating chimes that are the choice of discerning customers for over 30 years.
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Aug 03, 2011 05:07:34
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