Hamsa Windspiel zum Aufhängen

Alte Idiophone aus verschiedenen Teilen Indiens, die vor Generationen aus lokal gefundenen Materialien wie Holz und Altmetall hergestellt wurden, symbolisieren indische Tradition und Kultur. Das handgefertigte Ghantada wird von der Lohar-Gemeinde aus Kutch hergestellt. Das handgeschnitzte Holzpendel der Glocke erzeugt einen Klang, der kalibriert werden kann, um verschiedene Töne zu erzeugen, um das grasende Vieh verschiedener Besitzer zu identifizieren. Die Handwerker stellen auch eine Reihe von Windspielen und Wandbehängen her. Als nachhaltiges Handwerk erinnert es uns daran, unseren Wurzeln nahe zu sein.

Return & Exchange

Items purchased from DeKulture are eligible for free return/exchange, if returned within 7 days of delivery, and are in unused condition with original tags and intact packaging bag.


Exchanging for something else?

In case of an exchange, you are also allowed to choose a different product. If the value of the replacement product exceeds that of the previously purchased product, you can pay just the difference else if it's less, the same can be refunded to you as store credit/refund to your bank account.


Seamless shipping, wherever you are

At DeKulture, we believe that distance should never hinder you from experiencing the beauty of our products. That's why we offer free shipping across India, straight to your doorstep.

For our global customers, we understand that shipping costs may vary depending on the country of delivery. However, we promise to provide you with the most reasonable rates possible.

Please note that international orders do not include duties and taxes. But don't worry, we've got your back. We'll make sure to guide you through the process to make it as smooth and easy as possible.