A brass jhoomer-style Krishna windchime with a 50 cm drop, combining the chandelier-like jhoomer form with a chime. It suits an entrance passage, balcony or pooja room wall, and reads as a decorative hanging even on still days.

Key Features

• Jhoomer-style hanging form in solid brass
• 50 cm drop with a 5 cm body
• Krishna detailing in traditional styling
• Soft, calming chime tone
• Rust-resistant brass with a long-lasting finish
• Works indoors and on covered balconies

Product Details

• Material: Solid brass
• Type: Jhoomer-style hanging windchime
• Design: Krishna jhoomer
• Use: Home, office, temple and balcony decor
• Dimensions: 5 x 5 x 50 cm (L x W x H)
• Made in: India

How to Use & Style It

• In an entrance passage or foyer
• On a covered balcony with steady breeze
• In a pooja room or meditation corner
• As a housewarming or festive gift

Care & Maintenance

• Dust with a soft dry cloth
• Use lemon and salt or a brass cleaner when it darkens
• Keep it out of direct rain
• Make sure the ceiling hook is firmly fixed

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should I hang it?

Anywhere with steady airflow - a balcony door, a window, an entrance passage or a mandir wall. In vastu practice metal chimes are commonly placed towards the north or west; many households simply hang them where the breeze is best.

How loud is the chime?

It is a soft, low-volume brass tone rather than a loud jingle - audible when the breeze moves it, and not intrusive indoors. Hanging it where there is steady airflow gives the most consistent sound.

What is a jhoomer design?

Jhoomer refers to the traditional hanging chandelier-style form used in Indian decor. Here it is combined with a windchime, so the piece works visually even when there is no breeze.

Can I hang it outdoors?

Yes, on a covered balcony or verandah. Direct rain and constant sun will darken the brass faster, so a sheltered spot keeps it looking bright for longer.

Can I gift this at a housewarming or Diwali?

It is one of the safer gifting choices across age groups, and is regularly bought for griha pravesh, Diwali hampers, wedding shagun and office gifting.

Made in India. As these pieces are finished in small batches, slight variations in tone, finish and detailing are natural.

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