Tingshas, also known as tibetan chimes or cymbals, are traditionally used in meditation and many tibetan buddhism rituals. Its smooth surface gives it the classic tibetan design. You can tap them together to produce a soft sound. For a loud sound, hold them by the leather cord at its center and strike each other.
Tingshas, also known as tibetan chimes or cymbals, are traditionally used in meditation and many tibetan buddhism rituals. This item comes with a hand etched, Eight auspicious symbols design. You can tap them together to produce a soft sound. For a loud sound, hold them by the leather cord at its center and strike each other.
Bells and dorjes are one of the main ritual instruments in tibetan buddhism. They are always used together during ceremonies. The bell is held on the left hand and represents the female aspect as wisdom; while the dorje is held on the right hand and represents the male aspect as the skilful method to attain enlightment. This item comes with a fine hand etched design.
Traditionally, the prayer wheels have the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra written on its outside. According to the tibetan buddhist tradition, turning the wheel clockwise produces the same merit and benefits as having recited the mantra on it.
Pentagonal, circular or water drop design pendant with Dharma symbols (Kalachakra, Om, Eyes of Buddha) with turquoise, lapis lazuli and coral stone inlaid.