Aria™ Brass Bell Wind Chime

Name: Aria™ Brass Bell Wind Chime
Brand: CalmEden
SKU: KOP-PEAL-56
Price: 39.90 USD
Availability: InStock

Mo mä tongana yângâ ti da azî, atâa mo yeke na ndo wa na yâ ti da.

$39.90

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Ngêrë asï na gbe A hûnzi

Tokongö ye a yeke diko ngêrë ni na ngoi ti futängö nginza.

Hear every doorSeven brass bellsSounds without windHangs in seconds

Gängö na ye senge Na yâ ti lâ 4–7

Lâ 30 ti tara ye sân kpale
Futängö nginza na dutïngö-terê

Hang it on the door and every arrival gets a welcome: a short, bright roll of bells, then quiet. This brass bell chime carries seven bells on a 56 cm cord — two tiers of three, with a heavier bell alone at the bottom that swings first and sets the rest off.

Seven brass bells, layered in tiers
Heavier base bell leads the chime
56 cm cord — made for a door

Sango ti kûngbâ

Braided hanging cord with brass bells

Ye sô a sâra na ni

56 cm drop — about arm's length

Kono ni

Bängö kûê

A door can open and close so quietly that arrivals and departures go unnoticed. You may only realise someone has come in when you hear their voice from an adjoining room.

Aria sounds as the weighted lower bell begins swinging. Its movement pulls the cord, sounding each tier slightly apart from the other. Bright brass notes last two seconds before the chime becomes silent again.

Bätängö ni

Remove dust from the bells using a dry cloth. Without lacquer, brass gradually becomes the brown of an aged penny. Let that finish develop, or polish the bell cups to retain their brightness.

Aye so a sâra na ni

A braided cord carries cast lotus canopies and brass bells, with wooden and amber-glass beads. At its upper end sits a pierced medallion made from brass.

7 bells in brass — three per tier, with a larger bell underneath
95 g weight · 56 cm drop · medallion 5.5 cm
Hanging loop fits any hook or nail

Bâa âtënë kûê

Âtënë ti ye ni

Ye sô a sâra na ni: Brass bells on a braided cord
Kono ni: Arm's length — hangs 56 cm

Tokongö & Gängö na ye

Tokongö ye ayeke senge na ndö ti kömânde kûê. Mîngi ni, ye ayeke si na yâ ti lâ 4–7 na pekô ti kömânde ti mo. Tongana a toko kömânde ti mo awe, mo yeke wara na e-mail mbênî link ti bâa lêgë sô ye ni ayeke mû.

Ndïä ti tokongö ye

Kîringö na ye

Mo yeke na lâ 30 na pekô ti gängö na ye ti tara ni sân kpale; mo lingbi ti kîri na ni na yâ ti bozo ti kôzo ni. Mo la mo yeke futa tokongö ti kîringö na ni, gï tongana ye ni ayeke na sioni ni pëpe. Tongana mbênî ye asi na buburu, na sioni wala ayeke tongana sô a fa ni pëpe, tokua na e mbênî foto na e-mail, na e yeke mû mbênî fini na mo wala e yeke kîri na nginza ti mo.

Ndïä ti kîringö na ye

Mo yeke na hundängö-tënë?

Tokua e-mail na support@calmeden.com. E yeke kîri tënë na mo na yâ ti ngbonga 12 ti kua, Bïkua-ôko juska Bïkua-okü, 9am–5pm ET.

Mo ye ti sâra tënë na e? Îri e na +1 (775) 205-9950.

Bâa âtënë kûê

Movement begins with the lower bell

Weighted bell leads, setting others in motionLayered canopies create rolling notesSix bells sound through contact

Brass bellsBraided hanging cordAmber glass beads

Peal Dënge so a gbo ni na yângâ ti da ti kêkê na yâ ti da ti Japandi

No wind required

Designed to hang just inside doors

An adhesive hook on a door's inside edge is enough to hang it. The moving door sounds the bells without wiring, wind or batteries. It hangs freely while leaving room around the handle.

A hand pushing an oak door open and the Peal chime swinging, bells clashing, lower bell trailing

The sound

Rolling notes from two tiers

Six little bells produce overlapping bright notes as the upper canopy sounds just ahead of the lower. As movement subsides, the weighted bell adds a final low tone. The sequence lasts two seconds before becoming quiet again.

Peal chime labelled: pierced butterfly ring, two stacked bell tiers, weighted lower bell

Choosing a hanging spot

Windows and porches work too

Hang it from a window handle or shutter latch, where draughts move it a few times each hour. It can also sound outdoors on a sheltered balcony or beneath the roof of a porch. Between movements, light catches its pierced medallion.

4.7 / 5 ★★★★★

Azo so abâ wököngö na nene ni amä bê na e

Na abï ti wötorö juska na lango ti lâ oko oko, azo sô ayeke vo ye na mbï asoro aye sô angbâ ngangü.

★★★★★

Now I know when the kids are home

Hung it on the inside of the front door and I hear it from the kitchen over the extractor fan. It sits at just the right level — it cuts through, a little run of bells, and then it stops. Took a minute with a cup hook. The bottom bell is the one doing the work; it swings and everything above it follows.

Ines K.

Zo so avo ye biani

★★★★★

Delicate, and that's exactly right

It's a narrow thing — about the length of my forearm and a half — and lighter than you'd guess from photos. That turns out to be the point: on a closing door it swings and chimes rather than knocking. The brass has a dull warmth to it rather than a shiny gold look, which suits our hallway.

Teo R.

Zo so avo ye biani

★★★★★

On the shutter latch in the study

Mine lives on a shutter latch rather than a door, and the afternoon draught sets it off a few times an hour. It is long enough to hang properly clear of the sill, and the pierced medallion at the top catches the light between rings. A lovely thing to work next to.

Marit V.

Zo so avo ye biani

Mungo maboko na ngoi sô mo yeke na bezoin ni

Ahundängö-tënë so azo ayeke hunda mingi

What places are suitable for hanging it?

Choose somewhere with movement. It was designed for a door's inside edge, but a window catch, cupboard door or shutter latch also works. Another option is a hook in a place reached by a draught.

What volume is it?

For home use: a brief, bright sequence lasting two or three seconds, then silence. Its volume resembles a shop-door bell along a quiet street.

Is outdoor hanging suitable?

Yes, provided there is shelter overhead. Consider a garden room, shed doorway, covered balcony or porch. Brass develops a deeper tone as it weathers. The wooden beads and braided cord last longer when kept out of lingering rain; a protected location lets the chime last for years.

How is it mounted?

A loop at the cord's end fits over a cup hook, nail or existing door hook. The chime weighs 95 g, light enough for an adhesive hook, allowing you to hang it without drilling.

How will brass change with age?

Inside the home, the brass gradually takes on a warm brown tone reminiscent of an old penny, then stabilises. It has no lacquer finish. Polish the bell cups if you prefer to retain a brighter, paler appearance.