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 Feng Shui Emporium: Bells and Luck Charms: Eave BellsAll over Asia and India you can hear the tinkling of bells - that's because eave bells like the ones below are hanging outside on the corners of buildings to catch the wind. But this ancient technique and use of bells is that the bells send prayers which ride the breeze and winds to the four corners of the earth. Often you will find that monks are the makers of this kind of bell. So when you hang your eave bell, do so with intention, so that your prayers (for world peace perhaps) will be sent throughout the world. And each time anyone hears the bells, they know what the bells are doing. Aside from that, for weather-watchers the bells also tell you when the wind is picking up or dying down. |
Japanese Eave BellBeautiful little eave bell with a strong, melodic tinkling sound. Made of cast brass in verdigris. 14" long. So lovely! Item #BE-J. Picture. |
$11.00 |
House Eave BellThese bells can serve many purposes - you can hang them from the corners of your house, office or on a porch - they are typical of the ones that often hang from the eaves of temples, buildings and homes all over Asia. Made of brass, they are very solid and will last for generations. Each hangs from a chain, and the wind-catcher is a brass leaf. Bell itself measures almost 4". This cure uses SOUND for several purposes. The ancient, timeless sound of a bell reports the movement of wind and weather to keep us connected to our environment. The sound of the bell also keeps us mindful that the breeze is wafting our prayers to the four corners of the earth. Item #WI-EVE. Picture. |
$24.00 |
