Tingsha (Tibetan cymbal) with mantra

Traditional tingsha decorated with the mantra "Om Mani Padme Hum". The diameter is 6.6 cm.

Tingsha are small, round metal cymbals used in Tibet, Nepal and other Buddhist traditions. They consist of two connected cymbals that are held together by a leather or cotton band. When struck, they produce a clear, long-lasting sound.

Use of Tingsha

• Meditation & mindfulness: Their pure sound helps to focus the mind and enter a meditative state.
• Rituals & prayers: In Tibetan Buddhist ceremonies, they are used to clear energy or accompany prayers.
• Sound therapy & healing: Tingsha are used in sound healing sessions to release blockages and create a harmonious vibration.
• Space cleansing: Their sound is often used to dispel negative energies and energetically cleanse spaces.

Material & sound

Traditional tingsha are made of a special metal alloy that often contains copper, tin and other metals. Depending on the alloy and processing, the sound can vary - from bright and clear to deep and resonant.

Our tingsha are made of bronze in a traditional workshop in Nepal, are connected with a leather strap and produce a pure, long-lasting sound when struck.