Bottle Bender Windchimes
Since 1970, Bottle Benders has been crafting stunning wind chimes from recycled bottles. Here 40 years of artistry meets sustainability, giving each disk and glass ring a distinct handcrafted look, perfect for adding personality to your porch or garden. No two chimes are the same. With different wood colors, shapes, and glass, chimes will vary! Designed to be both beautiful and durable, these chimes can withstand winds up to 15 mph. It hangs from a stainless steel chain, with a UV-resistant fishing line securing the glass strips, ensuring durability and longevity and was created using wood collected from my mother, Mimi's garden.
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Bottle Bender Windchimes
Since 1970, Bottle Benders has been crafting stunning wind chimes from recycled bottles. Here 40 years of artistry meets sustainability, giving each disk and glass ring a distinct handcrafted look, perfect for adding personality to your porch or garden. No two chimes are the same. With different wood colors, shapes, and glass, chimes will vary! Designed to be both beautiful and durable, these chimes can withstand winds up to 15 mph. It hangs from a stainless steel chain, with a UV-resistant fishing line securing the glass strips, ensuring durability and longevity and was created using wood collected from my mother, Mimi's garden.
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Since 1970, Bottle Benders has been crafting stunning wind chimes from recycled bottles. Here 40 years of artistry meets sustainability, giving each disk and glass ring a distinct handcrafted look, perfect for adding personality to your porch or garden. No two chimes are the same. With different wood colors, shapes, and glass, chimes will vary! Designed to be both beautiful and durable, these chimes can withstand winds up to 15 mph. It hangs from a stainless steel chain, with a UV-resistant fishing line securing the glass strips, ensuring durability and longevity and was created using wood collected from my mother, Mimi's garden.
