Little Gracenote Earthsong Black Windchime

Description

These Black Little Grace Notes Earthsong chimes create a lovely tinkling with melodies combined from the East and West. Perfect for indoor and outdoor spaces, these hand-tuned wind chimes use a recycled composite striker, as do our other chimes, which results in a softer tone. The Eastern-influenced melody of this little black wind chime will invite you to pause at the end of a busy day, to appreciate the little blessings in our lives.

Little Grace Notes 23″ Windchime

Little GraceNotes wind chimes are the smallest of our “small windchimes”. They create a soft melody in the lightest breeze.  Hand-tuned, Little Grace Notes are guaranteed to sing a lovely tinkling on their own, or will harmonize nicely with other larger chimes.  All Grace Note windchimes are tuned to the key of C, and the Little Grace Note is a perfect addition to hang alongside any of Grace Note’s medium or large chimes.  This little windchime come with a 10 year warranty against breakage.

Made with Loving Hands in the United States of America

All windchimes sold by us are Made in the USA. Stephen and Rachel Betzen (owners of Ecology Shops Inc.) have visited the all the US manufactures we work with. We visited Grace Note Wind Chimes in April of 2014 and hope to visit them again soon. They are located in Mariposa, California “just around the corner” to the entrance to Yosemite National Park. If you are ever in the neighborhood seeing this national treasure, you might want to drive by and see their little storefront in town and see this windchime in person.

Red Beard Lichen with a Windchime

This image was taken just north of Tellico Gab in the Nantahala National Forrest while backpacking the Appalachian Trail. Usnea rubicunda, commonly known as the red beard lichen, is a type of arboreal lichen native to temperate regions in North, Central and South America, as well as Europe, Eastern Asia, and North Africa.  Lichen’s are a composite organism that arises from algae or cyanobacteria living among filaments of multiple fungi species in a mutualistic relationship. Much like the mutualistic relationship you can have while living with the smallest of our small windchimes. We feel that image of a small piece of nature complements the image of our Black Little Gracenote Windchime.

Learn more about this Observation on Inaturalist.org : https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/3863502