Namaste is more than a greeting. It is an acknowledgment of the inherent divinity in all of us. Honor all who enter your space with this rustic wall hanging/chime. Complete with three ornate lotus symbols, its metal components are crafted from recycled iron and made in partnership with artisans in India.
- Triple bell Namaste wall hanging
- Made of reclaimed metal and beads
- Rustic finish
- Tied with a jute cord for easy installation
- Overall measures 16 inches long total when hung and 7 inches wide
- Namaste plate measures about 7" X 2"
- Lotus flowers measure about 2.25" X 1.75"
- Measurements and color of beads may vary
- Suitable for the indoors or outdoors
- Crafted in India
- Fairtrade and handmade
This item was constructed from a variety of reclaimed and handmade materials. Slight imperfections, as well as variations in size, color, and appearance, enhance the handcrafted nature of the piece. This item is appropriate for the outdoors, however, the piece’s metal will oxidize over time. While some treasure an antique look, those who wish to preserve this item as is can place it under a protective surface or simply hang it indoors.
design: A rustic reclaimed-iron plaque cut with the word 'Namaste' hangs above three ornate lotus flowers, each dangling a colored bead and a small cone-shaped bell, all suspended from a knotted jute cord.
size: Overall length approximately 16 inches when hung, 7 inches wide. Namaste plate about 7" x 2". Lotus flowers about 2.25" x 1.75".
material: Reclaimed and recycled iron, glass beads, jute cord
features: Three lotus-flower cutouts, three hanging bells, hand-cut Namaste plate, rustic hammered finish, jute cord for hanging, fair trade and handmade
care: Wipe gently with a dry cloth and keep away from moisture if you wish to preserve its bright finish, as the reclaimed metal will naturally oxidize over time outdoors.
disclaimer: Because this piece is handcrafted from reclaimed materials, slight variations in bead color, size, and metal finish are part of its one-of-a-kind character.
Meaning & Intention
Namaste is one of the oldest gestures of greeting in Indian tradition, spoken with palms pressed together at the heart. It means far more than 'hello' — it is a bow to the light and goodness within another person, an acknowledgment that the spirit in me recognizes and honors the spirit in you. Hanging this word at your doorway or window turns a simple threshold into a small ritual of welcome.
The three lotus flowers reinforce that message of reverence. Rising clean and unstained from muddy water, the lotus has long symbolized the ability to blossom into beauty and wisdom regardless of difficult circumstances. Rendered here in openwork metal, each flower catches light the way the real bloom opens toward the sun.
Together, the bells add a third layer of meaning: sound as blessing. In many Eastern traditions, a bell's ring is thought to clear stagnant energy and call the mind back to the present moment, so that each gentle chime becomes its own quiet echo of the greeting overhead — a reminder to meet the day, and each other, with an open heart.
Hung by a front door, on a porch, or in a garden nook, this chime turns coming and going into a small moment of mindfulness — a soft ring and a glance at 'Namaste' before you step into your home or out into the world.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone who wants to greet visitors, and themselves, with a small daily reminder of shared humanity
- Purpose: Doorway or porch decor, garden accent, meditation space marker, thoughtful housewarming gift
- Suggested Mantra: Namaste — I honor you
- Intention: Welcome, Connection, Peace, Reverence
- Chakra Connection: Heart Chakra
- Metal: Reclaimed iron
Questions & Guidance
What does the 'Namaste' greeting mean?
Namaste is a traditional Indian greeting meaning 'the divine in me honors the divine in you,' typically spoken with hands pressed together at the heart.
Can this wall hanging be used outdoors?
Yes, it's suitable for outdoor use, though its reclaimed metal will naturally oxidize and develop an antique patina over time; hang it indoors or under cover if you'd like to keep its original finish.
How is it meant to be hung?
It comes tied with a jute cord that forms a loop, so it's ready to hang from a hook, nail, or door knob without any extra hardware.
Will the bead colors match what's pictured exactly?
Because the beads and metal are handmade from reclaimed materials, colors and finish vary slightly piece to piece, making each one unique.
Where is this piece made?
It's handcrafted in India through a fair trade partnership with local artisans, using reclaimed iron and beads.
