What a sweet gift idea! The Harmony Hollow 19.5 Inch New Baby Gift Wind Chime features dual hearts with a third in the middle. It is cut from sheet brass and has a beautiful verdigris patina. This chime has four .5-inch diameter chimes made of solid anodized aluminum suspended from strong polypropylene cord. This is another beautiful chime from the Celebration Chimes collection. These Harmony Hollow wind chimes have that unmistakably beautiful hand-made look. Made in the USA.
Each of these wind chimes comes with a card with the following statement: Welcome to our World, Little One! Mothers and fathers - you are the appointed guardians of new life. What new joys and sorrows will this new life bring? May you be blessed with all that you need to love, nurture, and teach your child to live blissfully, to take from what the world has to offer, and contribute much to others' lives. Such a precious gift is a child, whose innocence teaches us humility and whose sense of wonder nourishes our appreciation of all that is worthy in the world.
Wind Chime Length: The length of a wind chime is measured by the overall length of the chime (not tube length)- hanging hook to the end of the sail. This windchime is 19.5 inches long overall.
About Harmony Hollow
Since 1969, Harmony Hollow has enjoyed a reputation for creating superior bronze bells. Their "Vibration Headquarters" reputation stems from two things: superior hand-made bells, and excellent customer service.
Having mastered the art of bell-making, they diversified. Harmony Hollow's garden and landscape designs offer a unique selection, representing the best of what's available in today's marketplace. They have brass and anodized aluminum wind chimes, steel triple-tone bells, unique bronze triple-tone bells, single bronze bells, garden stakes, landscape lighting, garment hangers, ornaments, bell mobiles, chime mobiles, and silent mobiles, for people who like the visual aesthetics of mobiles, but not the sound.
Harmony Hollow is a family-owned business, founded in Arizona in 1969 by Jeff Cross, who passed away in 1977. Jeff's founding spirit lives on in Harmony Hollow's new home in Ann Arbor, Michigan, also the home of the University of Michigan.
