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ARITA WARE FURIN WIND CHIME | DAIKEI

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ARITA WARE FURIN WIND CHIME | DAIKEI

£36.00

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Cherry Blossoms and Red Fuji Goldfish Ayame Blue Fuji & Waves Chidori & Waves Camellia Red Fuji & Waves

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Arita Ware Japanese Furin Wind Chime

Bring the refreshing sound of a Japanese summer into your home with this elegant Arita Ware Furin Wind Chime, crafted in Japan from fine porcelain.

Unlike glass or metal wind chimes, Arita porcelain produces a clear, high-pitched and delicate tone that carries beautifully on the breeze. Each design features a traditional Japanese seasonal motif, making it as beautiful to display as it is to listen to.

Crafted by Daikei, a maker based in the heart of the Arita ware region with more than 140 years of history.

Available in seven designs:

Cherry Blossoms & Red Fuji
Goldfish
Ayame(Iris)
Blue Fuji & Waves
Chidori & Waves
Camellia
Red Fuji & Waves

PRODUCT DETAILS

Brand
Daikei

Country of origin
Made in Japan

Size
Size: (main body) φ7.2 x 5.7 cm, (strips) 18 x 5 cm
Weight: approx. 88g

Material
Japanese ceramic

Shipping
Shipped directly from the UK warehouse.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes an Arita Ware wind chime different?

Arita Ware (Arita-yaki) is a renowned Japanese porcelain tradition originating in Arita, Saga Prefecture, with a history of more than 400 years. Known for its refined white porcelain, delicate decoration, and exceptional craftsmanship, it is one of Japan's most celebrated ceramic traditions.

Made from porcelain, Arita Ware wind chimes produce a clear, crisp and high-pitched tone. The porcelain body also allows each piece to feature beautifully detailed Japanese designs.

What is a furin?

A furin(風鈴) is a traditional Japanese wind chime associated with summer. The hanging paper strip catches the breeze and moves the clapper inside, creating its distinctive sound.