Maori Wind Chime

Tuned to the melody of Pokare Kare Ana, a 20th-century Maori love song, this wind chime pays tribute to the indigenous people of New Zealand. Thanks to the weather vane shaped like a traditional mask, or koruru, you will be lulled by a love song whenever the wind blows.

🎵 Listen to the sound of this wind chime:

The Maori wind chime is part of the Woodstock Passport collection, which allows you to travel around the world without leaving your home! In this case, head to New Zealand, called Aotearoa in Maori, the land of the long white cloud. Located about 2,000 kilometers from Australia, it was one of the last territories colonized by humans. The first Polynesians arrived on the northern island by canoe around the year 1250. They gradually developed their own culture, now known as Maori.

The tuning of the tubes is guaranteed for life.

Technical specifications
Description: Total height of 46 cm, 6 bronze-colored aluminum tubes, ash wood with black finish. Stone decorations. Hand-painted Maori mask.