Brass Tibetan Tingsha Bells - Lucky Symbols - 6cm
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Brass Tibetan Tingsha Bells - Lucky Symbols - 6cm
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You settle into your cushion, strike the two small cymbals together, and let the bright, clear tone travel through the room before it fades into silence. That single sound is often enough to mark the start of a meditation session or the close of a busy day.
Spiritual meaning
Tingsha bells come from Tibetan Buddhist practice, where their ring is traditionally used to focus attention, mark transitions, and clear stagnant energy from a space. The lucky symbols engraved on this pair are associated in Tibetan tradition with fortune, protection, and wellbeing, adding a layer of meaning to the sound.
How to use
- Hold each cymbal by its cord and strike the edges gently together
- Let the tone ring out fully before repeating
- Use to open or close meditation, yoga, or breathing practice
- Play softly to mark transitions during a therapy session or ritual
- Store in a soft pouch when not in use to protect the engraving
Details
- Solid brass with engraved lucky symbols
- Approx. 6 x 6 cm
- Weight approx. 155g per pair
- Country of origin: India
Delivery
Packed and dispatched from a European warehouse to twenty-five EU countries. Delivery is priced on the weight of the parcel and shown in full before you pay, and it is free above the threshold set for your country — from €19. No customs, no import charges, tracking by email. Thresholds by country.
Returns
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