Equestrian Spirit Wind Chime, 26in

Equestrian Spirit Wind Chime, 26inTuned to the notes of the "First Call," heard at the start of horse races. Humans began to domesticate horses around 4000 BC. Today we interact with horses in a number of ways: riding them for entertainment, using them as therapy animals, as farm workers, and, of course, racing them for sport. People have been racing horses for thousands of years. In legends, horses were often described as mediums between the spirit and material worlds. Certain Celtic

Tuned to the notes of the "First Call," heard at the start of horse races.

Humans began to domesticate horses around 4000 BC. Today we interact with horses in a number of ways: riding them for entertainment, using them as therapy animals, as farm workers, and, of course, racing them for sport.

People have been racing horses for thousands of years. In legends, horses were often described as mediums between the spirit and material worlds. Certain Celtic tribes used a white mare as an oracle. Arabic tales exalted the horse’s sixth sense. Horses were also believed to carry riders between the seen and unseen realms and lead people to lost knowledge. Even if you don’t have the chance to come in contact with these majestic animals, you can connect with their spirit through our Equestrian Spirit Chime. Buy one for the horse lover in your life.

The rearing horse silhouette is cut from a single piece of stainless steel that has been treated with a flamed finish, producing wonderful burnished, coppery colors.

Size & Materials:

• Teak finish ash wood
• Four bronze aluminum tubes
• Flamed stainless steel windcatcher
• 5in dia., 26in length