Tibetan Tingsha has for centuries been used for prayer and rituals within Tibetan Buddhism. They consist of two cymbals/cymbals that are connected to each other, when they sound together a very clear and harmonic overtone is produced.

You can and must use Tingshas exactly as it fits into your own life, but traditionally the high vibration/tone is used e.g. to cleanse temples or homes of energy and as offerings to "hungry ghosts" in Sanskrit "Preta"

In recent times, Tingsha is often used in meditations and in yoga teaching, as the start and end of a session or personal practice.

These amazing Tibetan Tingsha are made in a small family workshop located in Kathmandu, Nepal. The family has continued an ancient tradition for generations, and has supplied Tinghsa to a number of monasteries, primarily in Tibet.

The two cymbals are decorated with the 8 sacred symbols from Tibetan Buddhism also known as "Ashtamangala". They consist of a very high quality bronze and metal mixture. Each cymbal is connected by chain and leather strap.

Each set of cymbals is paired based on their overtones and comes in a hand-engraved copper box from the same workshop.

Weight: approx. 1.5 Kg