風鈴 - Fūrin in the wind

Fūrin are Japanese wind bells used in Japan during hot summer days.
The Furins comfort people during the sultry heat of summer, when a little wind, which cools the hot summer temperature, makes them play.
The Furin and their sound are often identified as the "sound of summer". The sound and vibrations produced by the Furin when they play are reminiscent of the harmonies of nature and can have a refreshing effect on the body and mind.
They can have different shapes, often they are hand painted and decorated with pictures, inspired by the Japanese tradition.

There are often personal wishes written by the owner of the Furin on the bottom of the paper.
For this render I decided to write a Japanese proverb, 明日は明日の風が吹く (ashita wa ashita no kaze ga fuku) literally means “the winds of tomorrow will blow tomorrow,” or, more plainly said,“tomorrow is another day.”
I modelled everything in the scene.