Tingsha bells are small cymbals used by Buddhists during prayer, meditation, and ceremonies.  They are struck together to produce a high pitch tone that rings for a long time.  You will find many yoga instructors using these to start and end their yoga sessions as well as people that meditate.  Tingsha bells are also used by Reiki practitioners to ward off negative energies.  Our tingsha bells have two types of designs.  One has the eight auspicious signs of Ashtamangala (parasol, pair of golden fish, conch, treasure vase, lotus, infinite knot, victory banner, and wheel).  The other design has the mantra Om Mani Padme Hung.  Our tingsha bells are made of brass in Tibet.

• Each one is unique.
• All measurements are approximate.

Available in 3 patterns.

• Eight auspicious symbols -  Dharma Wheel, Lotus Flower, Auspicious Drawing, Victory Banner, Precious Umbrella, Vase of Treasure, Right-coiled Conch and Golden Fish.
• The mantra - Om, Ma, Ni, Pad, Me, Hum.
• Twin dragons

Dimensions 
Tingsha Bell   6.0 x 6.0 x 1.5 cm