Our Koshi Chimes

Handcrafted and hand-tuned in our workshop at the foot of the Pyrenees, Koshi chimes invite an immersive, nuanced and contemplative listening experience. The 4 Elements collection, with Terra, Aqua, Aria and Ignis, explores the elemental forces of Life through four melodies tuned to an adjusted 432 Hz. The Earth Symphony collection, with Mountain, Forest, River and Ocean, draws inspiration from the great presences of Nature and offers a broader resonance, thanks to twelve notes tuned to 440 Hz.

Handcrafted in France

Made in our workshop at the foot of the Pyrenees from fine, natural materials.

Meticulous craftsmanship since 1986

Every instrument is tuned by ear by our craftspeople.

14-day money-back guarantee

If the instrument is not right for you, you can return it to us.

Handcrafting a Koshi chime

How a Koshichime is born

A search for harmony in sound, form and touch. Precise gestures and an expert ear. Koshi chimes are designed and handcrafted in the Pyrenees using fine, environmentally respectful materials.

Our workshop

Koshi, a universal language
around the world

Harmonious, soothing vibrations that connect people and the elements beyond languages and cultures.

Seshen — Yuri Murayama

Japan

Originally from Japan, Seshen — Yuri Murayama — is an artist of voice and movement. With Seshen & Friends, she creates improvised performances inspired by natural phenomena, bringing together singing, gestures and acoustic instruments. Koshi chimes take part in this sensitive universe, between listening, bodily expression and dialogue with nature. Her artistic work explores in particular vocal improvisation, movement and the relationship between the body and natural landscapes.

Margrete Grarup

Denmark

Originally from Aalborg, Denmark, Margrete Grarup is a singer with a deep and expressive voice, whose musical world spans jazz, blues, soul and gospel. In her performances with Grarup Allstars, Koshi chimes bring a crystalline and delicate touch, in subtle contrast with the warmth and power of her voice.

Zi De Guqin Studio

Shanghai, China

Based in Shanghai, Zi De Guqin Studio brings musicians together around the guqin and other traditional Chinese instruments. Through refined interpretations staged within the aesthetics of ancient China, the ensemble creates a dialogue between musical heritage and contemporary sensibility. Koshi chimes find their way into this delicate universe, where each timbre contributes to the poetry of the ensemble. The studio was founded in 2014 and became known well beyond China through its videos dedicated to traditional Chinese instruments.

Laboratorium Pieśni

Poland

Laboratorium Pieśni is a female vocal ensemble founded in Poland in 2013. Through polyphonic singing, its artists bring traditional songs from different cultures to life, blending them with vocal improvisation, percussion and acoustic instruments. Koshi chimes accompany some of their creations, adding their crystalline resonances to an intuitive, organic musical world deeply connected to nature.

Marie Josée Vermette

Canada

Marie Josée Vermette is a Canadian musician, singer, percussionist and sound healing artist. As part of Sacred Fire, the duo she forms with Dean Richards, she develops a vibrant music combining voice, percussion and Celtic, tribal and worldbeat influences. Koshi chimes naturally find their place in this universe, where sound becomes a path towards presence, expression and inner connection.

Guillaume Duchesneau (HOLOS)

Quebec, Canada

With Holos, Quebec musician Guillaume Duchesneau composes contemplative music at the meeting point of silence, voice and acoustic instruments. On the album Océona, Koshi chimes blend with violin, guitar and voices to create broad soundscapes conducive to inner listening and meditation.

Everything you need to know about Koshi chimes

The Koshi chime is a handcrafted harmonic instrument designed to offer a musical and sensory experience that resonates within each of us. This vibrational harmony is the result of meticulous craftsmanship and a constant pursuit of accuracy and universality.

Unlike decorative wind chimes, Koshi chimes are tuned according to a precise harmonic architecture: the notes do not simply follow one another, they answer one another. Played by the movement of the hand, the breath or the wind, the sound is not based solely on random motion. Each vibration finds an echo, resonates with the entire instrument and creates a living melody that is never identical, yet always coherent.

Koshi instruments offer a unique quality of listening: vibrant, natural and reassuring. The ear perceives a living, mobile and unpredictable sound. Because the notes are tuned to one another, this element of chance remains clear, balanced and harmonious.

Koshi chimes therefore open up an accessible and instinctive space for listening. This quality is found in many natural sounds: wind in the leaves, river water and the movement of waves. These sounds vary constantly without seeming disorderly. They follow cycles, returns and a rhythm of breath: continuous variation within a coherent framework.

We observe and listen to Nature to inspire our collections. 4 Elements, the original collection, explores the elemental forces of Life through four melodies: Terra, Aqua, Aria and Ignis. Tuned to 432 Hz, each chime has eight silvered steel rods, soldered with silver, and a bamboo resonance tube.

With Earth Symphony, Koshi opens up a broader sonic territory. Inspired by the great presences of Nature, Mountain, Forest, River and Ocean evoke living landscapes. Tuned to 440 Hz, this collection unfolds a deeper, more immersive resonance. Each chime in the collection has a solid European wood resonance chamber, contains no plastic and pursues a pure, lasting sound in harmony with Nature.

Koshi chimes are designed for the simple joy of listening. They also naturally accompany contemplative and introspective practices: meditation, relaxation, yoga, sound therapy and sophrology. Our instruments make hearts beat in harmony on every continent.

To choose the melody that suits you, read our buying guide. To learn the movements and care instructions, read our guide to use. To understand what distinguishes a Koshi from a conventional wind chime, discover our comparison guide.