Cupronickel Tibetan Tingsha Bells

Cupronickel Tibetan Tingsha BellsTingsha Bells are compact, Tibetan cymbals that produce a rich, soothing sound when gently struck together. Their harmonious chime is often used in yoga classes to mark the end of Savasana, but they also find use in various meditation techniques, rituals, ceremonies, and mindfulness practices. Tingsha produce a remarkably high pitched sound, exceeding 2000 Hertz and reaching even higher frequencies. Nepal Handmade. Full Cupronickel Body. Diameter: 6.

golden-brown hue

Bead Diameter: 10mm

mainly produced in Henan and Hebei regions of China

Diameter: 7

while four smaller openings surrounding it securely hold thinner incense pieces in position

making the house smell exceptionally comfortable

Diameter: 6

Weight: 420g

This species is primarily found in the southern regions of China

The term "Mala" originates from Sanskrit and can be defined as either a "garland" or "impurity

capable of triumphing over all forms of evil

to exacting standards