Tibetan Tingsha Cymbals

Tibetan Tingsha Cymbals

Tingsha cymbals, also known as Tibetan hand cymbals, are small, traditional percussion instruments that originate from Tibet. They consist of two small, connected metal cymbals with a central cord or chain. Tingsha cymbals are often used in Tibetan Buddhist rituals, meditation practices, and ceremonies.

These cymbals are played by holding the cord or chain and striking the edges of the cymbals together. They produce a clear and resonant sound that is believed to have spiritual significance. Tingsha cymbals are commonly used to mark the beginning or end of a meditation session, prayer, or ritual, and their sound is thought to purify the environment and bring positive energy.

Beyond their religious and spiritual uses, Tingsha cymbals have also found a place in the broader world of sound healing and meditation practices. Many people appreciate the calming and centering effect of the sound produced by these cymbals.

Product information:

（A）Om pattern (large size) with sleeve
（C）Bronze glossy model (medium) with sleeve
（D）Copper-nickel alloy eight auspicious models (small) with sleevs 
（E）White copper six-character mantra (small) with sleeve
（F）Cupronickel Glossy (small) with sleeve
（G）Brass six-character mantra (small) with sleeve
（I）Brass glossy model (small) with sleeve
（J）Brass Ssangyong (small) with sleeve