Woodstock Encore Wind Chimes of Pluto (verdigris)
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| Dimensions | length: 68.6cm (27.0") More info about length... |
| Brand | Woodstock Chimes |
| Article Number | 6103 |
| Model Number | DCV27 |
| Colour | Verdigris |
These tuned chimes include 6 verdigris tubes hanging from finished ash wood. Heavy duty nylon strings. Special aluminium alloy will not rust.
Verdigris is our highest quality chime finish.
This top-selling wind chime creates a sound familiar to church bells. These chimes are musically tuned to ancient scales and will produce a delicate harmony of sounds for your garden.
Sounds great with other Encore chimes such as the Earth and Mars, also available from our shop.
Also available in silver, bronze and black here at Wind Chimes Corner.
Total Length: 27 inches (longest tube is 13 inches).
Encore Chimes Sound Great Together
Woodstock's Encore Wind Chimes are designed to sound even better together, in any combination!
Play with the audio clips below to find you favourite combination.
Buy a Mercury, Mars & Pluto together for £55 (a saving of £5.40)*
Buy a Mars, Pluto & Earth together for £80 (a saving of £9.85)*
Buy a Pluto, Earth & Neptune together for £140 (a saving of £21.85)*
Mars:
*Not compatable with other offers, vouchers & promotions.
Length of Wind Chime Compared to Average-Sized Door
Overall length: 68.6cm (27.0")
Length of Wind Chimes is overall length (i.e. from the top of the hanging hook to the bottom of the sail).
*Wind Chime shown in above picture is for illustrative purposes only.
The Woodstock Chimes Brand
Founded in 1979 by instrument designer and musician Garry Kvistad, Woodstock Chimes are world renowned for their musically-tuned Wind Chimes. Their focus is on innovation, quality, design, and above all, quality tuning.
Woodstock Chimes need to be heard "live" to truly appreciate them.
All Woodstock Chimes Products come with a 1 year warranty, and a lifetime tuning guarantee.
