Copper Tingsha Cymbal Pair with Bag

A compact pair of copper tingsha cymbals supplied with one random-color, random-style bag. Choose from Six True Words, Auspicious Eight Treasures, or Dragon motifs. Each pair measures 6.5 cm in diameter and 0.3 cm thick, with an approximate weight of 200 g.

About tingsha

Tingsha are small paired cymbals used in Tibetan Buddhist ceremonial and devotional settings. Held by their connecting cord, the discs are gently brought together at the rims to make a bright, sustained tone. They can be used as a simple sound cue at the beginning or close of a personal quiet practice, or appreciated as decorative acoustic objects.

Motifs

“Om Mani Padme Hum” is a revered six-syllable mantra associated with Avalokiteśvara. The Eight Auspicious Symbols are widely used Buddhist visual motifs, and dragons have broad cultural significance in Asian art. Please handle and display such imagery respectfully. This item is not consecrated and is not represented as changing energy, health, a space, or any personal outcome.

How to play

• Hold the connecting cord above the cymbals with a relaxed hand.
• Bring the rims together with a light, controlled tap.
• Allow the tone to fade naturally before the next strike.

Details

• Item type: Decorative tingsha bell pair
• Material: Copper
• Size: 6.5 cm × 0.3 cm (diameter × thickness)
• Weight: approximately 200 g
• Style options: Six True Words, Auspicious Eight Treasures, or Dragon
• Package includes: One pair of tingsha bells and one bag
• Bag note: Bag style and color are randomly supplied

Care & variation

• Keep dry and wipe with a soft, dry cloth after handling.
• Store away from humidity and cleaning chemicals.
• Measurements are taken by hand and may vary slightly.
• Handmade finishing and lighting can create small differences in surface tone and detail.