Furin Crystal Bell Yuri, 7cm
Furin Crystal Bell Yuri, 7cm
SKU:MMR32
The furin is a traditional Japanese wind chime symbolizing summertime. During hot and humid days, its refreshing sound brings relief. This blown glass furin is handmade and hand-painted in Japan. It is designed so that the glass is thicker at the mouth, which improves its timbre.
The decorative motifs on these furin often depict seasonal elements or refreshing images such as this little bell decorated with red lilies, a symbol of purity and passion.
Tradition has it that a poem or wish is written on the cardboard weather vane (tansatsu) to be carried away by the wind. When it is damaged by the weather, you can make another one.
Since glass furin are fragile to impacts, we recommend using them in places sheltered from strong draughts. Their size and colour may vary as they are completely handmade.
Technical characteristics
Technical characteristics
- Description: Height 6 cm, width 7 cm. Hand-blown and hand-painted glass. Paper weather vane. Recommendations for use and conservation + Assembly instructions inside.
- Made in: Japan
Shipping and returns
Shipping and returns
Standard delivery in the European Union within 3 to 5 days (working days).
Standard delivery in Spain in 24h – 48h (working days, Peninsula and Balearic Islands only).
For shipment outside the European Union, please send us a message through our contact page so that we can calculate the shipping costs.
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At Tierra Zen, we believe in objects with a soul—capable of transforming your life, conveying wisdom, and bringing serenity. Each Daruma we select represents that bond between tradition and purpose, between beauty and meaning.
They are part of our collection of Japanese pieces that invite you to pause, breathe, and reconnect with what truly matters. Because reflecting on your goals can also be a conscious act of transformation.
