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Maria Guillermina Rivera in Costa Rica is inspired by the yiguirro, or clay-colored thrush, Costa Rica's national bird. She carves this beautiful mobile by hand from balsa wood, and paints each figure in different colors and patterns. Ready to hang from a jute cord, the mobile makes a delightful addition to home decor.

Let the breeze bring music to your garden with this set of wind chimes from Bali. Trisna Dewi crafts these chimes from bamboo, using three black cylinders of descending size that are marked with sunny and geometric designs. Below these cylinders, hand-tuned aluminum chimes dangle from natural agel grass cord.

Delightful sun and swirl motifs are hand-painted on these exquisite wind chimes designed by Balinese artisan Trisna Dewi. Fourteen aluminum pipes of descending size hang from a hand-carved bamboo base tied together with nylon and natural agel grass cords for a decorative accent that will also produce a calming effect every time the wind hits the cylinders.

Add a serene musical accent to your yard with this delightful wind chime by artisan Trisna Dewi. She loves creating accessories for the home influenced by the traditional sounds she grew up surrounded by in Bali. From an agel cord, a base of dark brown bamboo is decorated with hand carved lines and a slithering snake motif in the center. Hand-tuned aluminum chimes and a small bead of albesia wood hanging elegantly beneath, creating calming tones together in the breeze. A bamboo petal weight at the bottom of the nylon cord completes the lovely wind chime.

Painted and carved by hand from bamboo with six aluminum pipes of descending size, these petite wind chimes are the best allies in your quest for relaxation and serenity. Designed by Balinese artisan Trisna Dewi, the chimes' soothing sounds are guaranteed as the pipes come already tuned, so you only need to hang them in your favorite spot from the natural agel grass cord and enjoy the peace they bring.

Maria Guillermina Rivera in Costa Rica is inspired by the yiguirro, or clay-colored thrush, Costa Rica's national bird. She carves this beautiful mobile by hand from balsa wood, and paints each figure in different colors and patterns. Ready to hang from a jute cord, it makes a delightful addition to home decor.