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Himmeli

A geometric mobile of rye straw hung above the table at midwinter in Finland to bless the coming harvest. The name comes from the Swedish word for sky.

Collection
Lucky charms
Comes from
Finland
When you tap it
it chimes like metal
Price
free, like every Dangle charm

Hang the Himmeli on your screen

  1. Download Dangle, free, for Windows or Android.
  2. Open the Library and search for “Himmeli”.
  3. Tap it to hang it from the top of your screen. Flick it to make it swing.

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