There are many places you can hang your Koshi chimes.
Here are some suggestions:
- hang from curtain rail – use either a hook made from an old wire coat hanger, or a length of light cord
- directly from the frame around the window if you do not have a curtain rail
- in front of an air conditioner outlet
- from the bottom of a bird cage
- from a verandah hanging pot plant
- from timber/steel studs under a patio or verandah
- from the inside of a Bali hut
- from the inside of a gazebo
- near louvered windows – e.g. classrooms
- hang above an opening/entrance door, as the door opens the door moves the paddle hanging below the Koshi causing the chime to sound
- one of our customers hangs her Koshi chime in front of a fan
- another hangs her Koshi in the back of her van
- explore places in your home, office, art space, treatment room, yoga area, meditation space, breeze way, therapy rooms, baby’s room, temple awning, restaurant, outdoor cafe awning, outdoor dining area, back deck, day care centres, aged care facilities, nursing home, beneath outdoor umbrellas, under awnings near front and back doors
They are designed so that you can hang them out in the weather, however when exposed to the weather they require more maintenance. (Just for curiosity, we tried exposing them to weather for two years without maintenance and while the bamboo veneer casing discoloured, the sound was not affected at all.)
