This is a wind chime made by a manufacturer called Spectra Sounds. I purchased it over 10 years ago from Japan Percussion Center, a store specializing in percussion instruments. I couldn't find any current listings for this manufacturer, but I did find similar items from the same manufacturer sold at "bluemallet" for around 40,000 yen. I don't know the model name. It's not a cheap one made of brass pipes; the material is probably aluminum, and it's a solid bar type (35 bars). Compared to pipe types, it has richer overtones and a very bright, shimmering sound. It resonates well even at low volumes, so I think it would be useful in a wind orchestra or similar setting. The stand is a TAMA practice pad stand, so the legs are narrow, and the height only goes up to about 90cm. Because of this, it's compact and easy to carry. Also, the included case is divided into an inner and outer case, and it can store the bars while keeping them somewhat separated, so they don't clatter against each other during transport.