Wind chimes-Owara wind dance

Based on the casting technology developed in the traditional "casting" industry in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, you can enjoy the clear sound that brass only has every day. Toyama Prefecture's representative festival "Owara Wind Basin" is held every year from September 1st to 3rd in the Yao District of Toyama Prefecture. The most special one is the dancers wearing yukata wearing Dosa, and dancing with the sad sad shamisen tone, dancing the local traditional dance. The appearance of the wind chimes is to imitate the dancer's jumping. ｜ Product Specifications ｜ ・ Product size: H30 x D70 (mm) (metal part) ・ Weight: 202g (including packaging) ・ Material: Brass (60% copper, 40% zinc) ・ Place of Origin: Toyama Prefecture, Japan ・ Manufacturing method: Manual casting ・ Coloring: casting lines https://youtu.be/7zXZyNg8KSU *Precautions* • Although the paper on the wind chime is made of Japanese paper with strong water resistance, it does not mean that it is completely waterproof. Please pay more attention to it when using it. • When strong winds occur, remove the wind chimes and keep them in a safe place. • After use, wipe off dust or water droplets with a soft cloth. • When there is obvious dirt, please wash it with a neutral detergent in the kitchen, or wipe it off with a slightly damp sponge or soft cloth. • After washing, please clean again with a clean soft cloth to avoid the residual of detergent.