Wind chimes, we believe, came from Southeast Asia and then to China, going back to 3000 BC. They were made of bone, wood, bamboo, and shells. Farmers used them to scare away birds and ...

Kitengela Glass is near Ongata Rongai, out on the Athi-Kapiti Plains and overlooking Nairobi National Park. I hadn’t been there for years, and I had heard that there have been changes. Changes? It’s a ...

Looking for a fun way to repurpose your old glass olive oil bottles? Upcycle them into a stylish wind chime for instant ...

Seashells, glass, metal or bells’-wind chimes can be manufactured from almost any kind of material. Starting a business that manufactures wind chimes can be a great way to turn spare time into ...

At Kumano Taisha Shrine, it is believed that the sound of the wind carries these wishes. Over 1,000 colorful wind chimes in red, blue and other colors sway in the wind, creating a pleasant sound.

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Jim Bolin stands in front of his creation which is officially the World's Largest Wind Chime according to the Guiness Book of World Records. The frame is over 55 feet high and the longest chime ...

“Anywhere you look, there’s something,” Novi said Thursday, gesturing overhead to a row of wind chimes hanging from the ceiling of the shop at 24th and K streets. Even she finds items on the ...

Loud wind chimes could be considered a noise violation in Pierce County. Noise violations in Tacoma could result in a fine of up to $1,000.

Loud wind chimes could be considered a noise violation in Pierce County. Noise violations in Tacoma could result in a fine of up to $1,000.