Now You Can Listen to Music From Real Turban Seashells

Remember when you were a kid, you would listen to a seashell to hear the sound of the sea?

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Now You Can Listen to Music From Real Turban Seashells — Screenshot Bayfm78 via Spoon-Tamago.com

4/22/2016Updated: 4/24/2016

Remember when you were a kid, you would listen to a seashell to hear the sound of the sea?

This popular myth is becoming reality. Now, seashells play real music; and where else would the idea come from, but Japan?

(Screenshot Bayfm78 via <a href="http://www.spoon-tamago.com" target="_blank">Spoon-Tamago.com</a>) — Screenshot Bayfm78 via Spoon-Tamago.com

It has been 90 years since radio came to the country, and to celebrate this event, Japanese radio station Bayfm78 created unique radio seashells.

It’s a nature and technology combined, since all shells were collected at Chiba prefecture’s seashore, known for its ’sazae' ---turban shells. The 100 harvested shells were handcrafted with tiny radios, using a micro USB, speaker, and antenna.

Thanks to its beautiful design, sazae radios are perfect combination of technology and nature to become unique decor for your home.

Now You Can Listen to Music From Real Turban Seashells

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