The tingsha is a traditional Tibetan instrument consisting of two small bronze cymbals connected by a leather strap or chain. The clear and pure sound of the tingsha has the power to purify the negative energies existing in a room, but also to prepare the mind before a prayer, a meditation, or a yoga session.
Tingshas are commonly used in meditation and ritual practices in Tibetan Buddhism, as their distinctive sound is said to have spiritual and healing properties.
They are traditionally used in the Himalayan regions of Tibet, Bhutan, India and Nepal.
They are also used in sound healing practices (sound therapy), since their sound vibrations promote relaxation, reduce stress and balance energy.
This pair of tingsha (Tibetan cymbals) are made of bronze and decorated with Buddhist symbols. The diameter of each cymbal is approximately 65mm. They are linked together by a leather cord of approximately 40 cm in length.
This brass and copper bracelet is engraved with the mantra "Oṁ namaḥ śivāya" dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva, who is one of the 3 gods of the Hindu trinity, along with Brahma and Vishnu. The size of the bracelet is adjustable, and it can fit both men and women. Copper has pain relieving properties and can help relieve some joint pain.
This pretty mat to put your Tibetan bowl on when not in use is yellow and decorated with Chinese motifs and sacred animals such as the dragon, the rooster, and the phoenix. The patterns are in red, black and gold. The diameter of the Tibetan bowl mat is about 12cm, and the thickness is about 0.5cm.
This pretty wide copper ring is finely decorated. Copper is a widely used material for making jewelry. It has anti-inflammatory and anti-pain properties recognized since antiquity. It is also known to smooth blood circulation.
The Tibetan bowl is used for meditation, yoga, and purification. This bronze Tibetan bowl has a diameter of approximately 12 cm and a weight of around 700 g. Tibetan bowls assist in relieving stress, anxiety, and energy imbalances.
This support block, ideal for yoga, meditation, or massages, measures 35 cm in length, 20 cm in width, and 10 cm in height. It is padded with rice straw and kapok, an eco-friendly and durable material. The exterior, made of 100% cotton, is embroidered with beautiful typical Thai patterns.
The tingsha is a traditional Tibetan instrument consisting of two small bronze cymbals connected by a leather strap or chain. The clear and pure sound of the tingsha has the power to purify the negative energies existing in a room, but also to prepare the mind before a prayer, a meditation, or a yoga session.
