Experience the tranquil melodies of Grenada with Rasta Samuel’s handcrafted bamboo wind chimes, each lovingly made in his tiny wooden shack nestled in Woburn. As a true local artisan, Samuel hand-selects bamboo from the surrounding Grenadian hills, carefully preparing and shaping each piece by hand. Every wind chime is unique, not only in sound but also in appearance, as Samuel incorporates local calabash bowls (boli) and “donkey eyes”—the glossy, hard brown seeds of the Mucuna sloanei vine—into his designs.

Samuel offers a wide range of wind chimes, from small, delicate pieces perfect for a window or porch to larger, statement chimes that fill the air with soothing music. His creative use of island materials and traditional techniques ensures that every chime is a genuine reflection of Grenada’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Visitors are always welcome! You can find Samuel working on his creations in his charming wooden shack, sometimes displaying his work along the main road in Woburn. If he’s not there, just follow the road toward Whisper Cove and you’ll spot his workshop—a true hidden gem for anyone looking to bring home an authentic piece of Grenadian craftsmanship.

Why Choose Rasta Samuel’s Bamboo Wind Chimes?

  • Handmade from local bamboo, calabash, and donkey eyes seeds
  • Unique, one-of-a-kind pieces in various sizes and styles
  • Created using traditional methods and local artistry
  • Perfect as a souvenir, gift, or to add island charm to your home or garden
  • Support a true Grenadian craftsman and the local creative community

Where to Buy:
Visit Rasta Samuel’s wooden shack in Woburn, Grenada. Support local craftspeople and bring home a piece of the island’s creative spirit!