Iron, 51 cm tall, with a three-sided body that answers differently depending on where the clapper lands. A compass-shaped vane hangs below and turns faint air into movement. The chain is in the box, so it can go up the day it lands.

Thin tubes clatter in a gust and sit silent the rest of the time. Metal with this much mass rings low and lets the note fade slowly, which carries across a garden without turning into noise. The powder coat is built to weather rather than flake.
A sound the garden keeps to itself.

Give it open air on at least two sides, since a wall alongside kills half the motion. The finish deepens across the first season and the tone settles as it does. Use a hook rated well above the weight so the chain never works loose.

Hang it up and wait for the wind.
Effortless style, shaped by sun and city
Modern pieces for women, men, travel, and home - designed for a refined everyday wardrobe.