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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 etched chimes generate a lovely tone, pleasing to all goddesses (and gods!) everywhere.

Our tingsha chimes are made of bronze.
Bronze is primarily copper (more than 95%) with less than 5% tin.
This makes it stronger and more durable than brass which is also primarily copper but with less than 5% zinc.
Our brass chimes also include a minor mix of both tin and zinc with the primary base of copper.
As bronze is harder it provides a stronger and more sustaining sound for the tingsha.

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Tibet Collection

Tibet Collection

Tibet Collection is committed to creating innovative trans-cultural experiences. We strive to inspire and educate with high-quality goods and services by connecting artisans and consumers through the sale of fair and ethically traded products.

Tibet Collection works directly with Tibetan, Indian, and Nepalese artisans to create designs that respectfully celebrate the beauty and culture of Tibet. As a founding member of the Fair Trade Federation (FTF), we strive to create ethical relationships and promote better wages and working conditions for the artisans and people who produce our products.

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Size2.5 in Diameter
Size Info2.5" diameter

Om Mani Tibetan Tingsha - 3 Metal

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Tibetan tingshas are traditionally used for meditation, ritual ceremonies and as an elegant and powerful decorative element. Our set is called the Om Mani Tingsha because it is inscribed with the symbols for each sound of the well known mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum. Strung on a rustic leather cord. Reverse side also etched with Tibetan symbols. A perfect tool for meditation and yoga.

Handcrafted in Nepal.

SKU: mmt3

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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 etched chimes generate a lovely tone, pleasing to all goddesses (and gods!) everywhere.

Our tingsha chimes are made of bronze.
Bronze is primarily copper (more than 95%) with less than 5% tin.
This makes it stronger and more durable than brass which is also primarily copper but with less than 5% zinc.
Our brass chimes also include a minor mix of both tin and zinc with the primary base of copper.
As bronze is harder it provides a stronger and more sustaining sound for the tingsha.

Product Origin

Tibet Collection

Tibet Collection

Tibet Collection is committed to creating innovative trans-cultural experiences. We strive to inspire and educate with high-quality goods and services by connecting artisans and consumers through the sale of fair and ethically traded products.

Tibet Collection works directly with Tibetan, Indian, and Nepalese artisans to create designs that respectfully celebrate the beauty and culture of Tibet. As a founding member of the Fair Trade Federation (FTF), we strive to create ethical relationships and promote better wages and working conditions for the artisans and people who produce our products.

Sound Samples

Dimensions

Size2.5 in Diameter
Size Info2.5" diameter
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