The sound of the Sunray is a lovely companion for mindful exercises and soundhealing due to it's fresh sound.

Chakra Meditation
For chakra meditation and sound healing, we recommend the Sunray for the solar plexus chakra and also the sacral chakra. Its sunny energy promotes vitality, optimism, and willpower. The color yellow signifies encouragement to accept ourselves and recognize our own worth. It supports the development of our personality and inspires us to discover and utilize our own power and abilities.

The Zaphir Sunray chime is used as a Feng Shui Earth or Fire element to balance the energy in a room and promote positive vibrations. In Feng Shui, it is used in the fame and recognition area (Kua Number 5).

The Sunra in it's yellow-marbled Shanti design fits perfect to the summer and has been carefully crafted to provide the best possible sound and optimum resonance. The "Golden Ratio" creates perfect balance and enables harmonious sounds.

Each Zaphir chime is precisely tuned after production. Made in France

Crystalide: G A B D A G B D (Spring)

Sunray: G# B C# E G# E A C# (Summer)

Twilight: E G B C E G B C (Autumn)

Blue Moon: D F A B C E A# C (Winter)

Sufi: F A D F A G A D (Intermediary Season)

Sunray
The Sunray has an extremely dynamic sound that is perfect for summer, even outdoors in the garden and on the terrace. The notes G, C, G, and C are raised (pitched), and it is rich in overtones. . A beautiful companion to the Zaphir Sunray is the green Zaphir Crystalide (spring). For those who prefer a more balanced sound, we recommend pairing the yellow Sunray with the purple Sufi.

The Sufi, combined with the Sunray, produces an almost magical melody reminiscent of a magical forest. Take a moment to listen to the Zaphir sound samples. You can also play several together.

For western astrology we recommend the Sunray for the Zodiac Sign Cancer, Leo and Virgo. In native american atrology the Sunray represents the South Wind: Woddpecker, Salmon and Bear

Style: Sunray - Summer
Tones: G# B C# E G# E A C#
Diameter: 2.48 in / 6.3 cm
Height: 6.49 in / 16.5 cm
Color: yellow

Melodies:

Crystalide - Spring Season

Sunray - Summer Season

Twilight - Autumn Season

Blue Moon - Winter Season

Sufi - Intermediary Season

Most of the materials used are recyclable, natural and of EEG origin / standards.
The beautiful colorfinish of paint and varnish is environmentally friendly, wooden parts are waxed.

Note: Although the in-and outside of the Zaphir chime is protected, weather conditions may have an effect on the chime. A regular treatment with varnish or oil will help to protect your chime.

Customer Reviews

Quality

Value

Price

Simply Beautiful

Review by Lynne

Beautiful sound, excellent craftsmanship, great service - I love it

Beautiful

Review by Michy

I was looking for something specific special and different from the plain wooden chimes on other sites. It does not disappoint and the sound is really lovely. I love the sun and this chime makes me feel like lying on a beach warm from the sun each time I hear it.

Delicate Summer chimes

Review by JulieS

Bought the chimes as a gift for my daughter, it’s quite small but the sound it makes is lovely, gentle and calming. My daughter loves it. It will hang in the conservatory.

Very Nice!

Review by 2pelo

Just received and very pleased. Nice tone and calming vibe. Bought myself one and another as a wedding gift. I don’t see how you can go wrong with these. Keeping Indoors by a window and I know I’ll enjoy.

Beautiful resonating sound

Review by Sandy

Beautiful sound from this chime, bought in memory of my mum. I found out about Koshi chimes at a Soundbath.

If you hold it near your ear you can hear and feel the resonance of the sound, even feel it where you're holding the string! I'm hoping to put it outside in a sheltered spot in the summer. Yes, they are expensive but they are not just 'windchimes', they are a musical instrument producing a resonant sound to have an effect on your body. I was surprised when it arrived from Germany! It's a bit fiddly to get the hanging disc out from where it's tucked behind the metal prongs inside, but maybe that's just me!