Tingshas & Singing Bowls

To enter awareness of Zen is to wake up to the here and now. As the vibration of the chime begins, our awareness comes into focus. We are in the moment of the ring as suddenly as the sound begins. Our hand cast and hand tuned tingsha with the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra (Hail to the Jewel in the Lotus) floats over an attractive wooden base. Made by Tibetan metal craft artisans living in India. Learn More

This handcast meditation bowl is carefully hand tuned for clarity of sound but not intended for use as a traditional singing bowl. The box features the sanskrit symbol for Om which signifies the innate spiritual energy and vibrational god-like essence of all things in the universe. 

The attractive gift box is made with sustainably harvested Himalayan lokta paper on top of a recycled paper board. Inside the 3.5'' square box you''ll find a cushion, striker and 3'' dia. bowl along with instruction for care and how to use the bowl for a simple meditation. Handmade in Nepal by skilled artisans using traditional crafting methods. Learn More

This handcast meditation bowl is carefully hand tuned for clarity of sound but not intended for use as a traditional singing bowl. The paper used to make the attractive box comes from the bark of a sustainably harvested Himalayan shrub called lokta. Inside are instructions for a simple meditation using the bowl. Learn More

Om Mani Padme Hum, translated as hail to the jewel in the lotus, is the ancient Tibetan mantra or prayer for realizing perfect wisdom and compassion. To simply hear or see the mantra, even without knowing its ultimate meaning, will bring positive karmic results. This traditional rendering shows the mantra in a six petal stylized lotus. The hand-cast tingsha is painted with the lotus design by a skilled Nepali artisan. Hang a cymbal from each hand and gently strike the sides together to release the mantra's cosmic vibration. Learn More

This powerful meditation bowl and box is designed with a traditional rendering of the sacred mantra Om Mani Padme Hum, translated as hail to the jewel in the lotus. This is the ancient Tibetan mantra or prayer for realizing perfect wisdom and compassion. To simply hear or see the mantra, even without knowing its ultimate meaning, is thought to bring positive karmic results. Learn More

Tibetan tingshas are traditionally used for meditation, ritual ceremonies and as an elegant and powerful decorative element. In iconic depictions of celestial orchestras goddesses are often seen playing 'ting-sha' or hand cymbals. A quick tap of these two flower etched bells will generate a lovely chime, pleasing to all goddesses (and gods!) everywhere. Learn More

This handcast meditation bowl is carefully hand tuned for clarity of sound but not intended for use as a traditional singing bowl. The box features the goddess Tara, known as the bodhisattva of compassion or The Swift One because of her immediate response to those requesting her aid. She is also called the Liberator and goddess who grants all wishes. The paper used to make the attractive box comes from the bark of a sustainably harvested Himalayan shrub called lokta. Inside are instructions for a simple meditation using the bowl. Learn More

To enter awareness of Zen is to wake up to the here and now. As the vibration of the chime begins, our awareness comes into focus. We are in the moment of the ring as suddenly as the sound begins. Our hand cast chimes are made by Tibetan metal craft artisans living in India, and our Table Chimes are excellent for use in meditation, teaching settings, musical applications or as an attractive table top decoration. Learn More