St. Thomas Church Bells Kochi, Kerala

welcome to studio ludwisarskiej john felczyńskiego - foundries, which alongside the traditional church bells, we also ship a wide range of rings, decorative and commemorative. Here we combine tradition with modernity. Using ludwisarskie casting methods and modern design and finish we are able to customize the ring tone to your needs - so it will be a great decoration for home and garden, a beautiful addition to yacht and ship and countless unforgettable gift for occasions such as weddings and anniversaries. We invite you to familiarize yourself with our range of high quality ringtones.

We deals in copper bells, Each bell is cast from the highest quality of Copper and Tin in the ratio of 78:22 hand-machined and polished. We offer any inscriptions on the bells. Bells can be either polished or matt finished.

Jan Felczynski church bells always come in the right mix of copper and tin in the ratio of 78:22. Clappers of the bells are forged from ST3 steel only –this improves the sound quality further. We offer the church bells cast from the finest materials according to the old tradition of Ludwisarskiej.Since 2010 the family tradition has been continued and developed by Piotr Olszewski, the great-grandson of Jan Felczyński. For us, the quality of our bells is of paramount importance, which is why, our bells : Casting of high quality Copper and Tin in the ratio of 78:22 Created by artists decorated with ornaments and images przeźbiarzy Equip the heart forged in the smithy improve sound quality by up to 30% Investigate computer for compatibility five main tone of the bell (hum, prime, Tierce, quint and nominal)   In addition, our laboratory has Ludwisarksa quadruple bells, gongs and brass bells.

Jan Felczynski church bells always come in the right mix of copper and tin in the ratio of 78:22. Clappers of the bells are forged from ST3 steel only –this improves the sound quality further. We offer the church bells cast from the finest materials according to the old tradition of Ludwisarskiej.Since 2010 the family tradition has been continued and developed by Piotr Olszewski, the great-grandson of Jan Felczyński.