Traditionally hung in temples and homes, their sound was believed to cool the summer heat and ward off evil spirits, carrying prayers to the gods on the wind.

The keeper of the winds, who could release gentle breezes or fierce storms from his bag, representing the controlled and musical aspect of air.

An object whose beauty and voice are entirely dependent on the transient, invisible wind, creating fleeting music that celebrates the present moment of interaction between spirit and form.

A harmonious interface with the wind, creating beauty and sound from chaos, symbolizing the conscious structuring of unpredictable forces into something protective and musical.