432 Hz Moon Meditation Chime 35" / 89 cm - Silver Bar & Wood
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432 Hz Moon Meditation Chime 35" / 89 cm - Silver Bar & Wood

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432 Hz Moon Meditation Chime 35" / 89 cm - Silver Bar & WoodThis minimalist silver and wood Moon Meditation Chime creates a magical sound that soothes your spirit and mind. A gentle tap emits a powerful tone that will you focus and redirect your attention to the sounds that are coming from within you. This resonating sound not only forces you to focus but will have a calming effect. Yoga and meditation practitioners often use a solo chime to start their classes. All they have to do is tap the rod. The sound

This minimalist silver and wood Moon Meditation Chime creates a magical sound that soothes your spirit and mind. A gentle tap emits a powerful tone that will you focus and redirect your attention to the sounds that are coming from within you. This resonating sound not only forces you to focus but will have a calming effect.

Yoga and meditation practitioners often use a solo chime to start their classes. All they have to do is tap the rod. The sound catches the attention of the students and serves as a notification that class is about to begin.

Tuned on the base 432 Hz, these chimes produce an exceptional resonance and long reverberation that soothes the listener. The decorative wooden crescent moon at the bottom of the cord adds a finishing touch.

Attach the meditation chime statically to the top of the aluminum ring or hold them with one hand to play with the other as you move. Gently tilt the cord to the side to strike the chime.

Use the adjustable clip below the pendulum to vary the number of strikes. The higher you place the pendulum, the fewer strikes you'll get. Place the pendulum at the top to stop the striking.

While these meditation chimes are made of corrosion-resistant aluminum that features a UV and weather-resistant finish, they are subject to rusting if left outdoors for over a year. For the best result, place the chimes in an area that doesn't provide direct exposure to the elements.

Features:

  • Soft and soothing sound
  • Long-lasting resonance
  • For meditation, relaxation, therapy applications, or even for decorating
  • 1 silver aluminum bar
  • Moon symbol at the bottom
  • Wooden curved top
  • Height-adjustable pendulum
  • Suspension ring
  • Tuning: C6 (432 Hz)

Dimensions: 35.04" (89 cm) height x 9.06" (23 cm) depth

Materials: Ash wood, aluminum, nylon cord

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