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The wind chimes I build, as with all of my other wood creations, are crafted using salvaged materials whenever possible, signed and numbered. They are not created haphazardly; they are pentatonically tuned to a particular key, incorporating sound mathematical principles of acoustics.

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This is currently the only set of wind chimes I have available. The answer to your first question is, yes, the kerosene lantern on the top of the chimes is fully functional! 

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These chimes are crafted from discarded electrical conduit, and salvaged oak shelving, and tuned to a very melodious C9 scale. They'd look great lit up on a patio at night!  Considering that I had to buy the lantern new, and the amount of extra work and logistics that went into building them, I'm asking $60 for this set. As always, any money I make from my creations goes to help someone very dear to me. 

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If you're interested in these wind chimes please email me at philpenne@yahoo.com. They can also be seen at the Gateway Gallery and Emporiumin New Port Riched, Florida. Their address is: 

6216 Grand Blvd

New Port Richey, Florida

Hours: Wed-Sun, 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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As with my other handcrafted products, any sales go to help someone very dear to me. 

Artist Phil Penne is a writer, photographer, digital artist, soap maker, builder of pentatonically tuned wind chimes, and crafter of handmade Native American style flutes. 

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