Tingsha Tibetan Meditation Bell 2.5" Dragon Embossed
Tibetan Tingshas are small Prayer Chimes used by Tibetan Buddhist Monks, Yoga Teachers, Holistic Health Practitioners, and Meditation Groups. They are traditionally used for ceremonial functions throughout the Himalayan regions of Nepal, Tibet, India...
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| Price |
(7 reviews) |
| Ring |
(5 reviews) |
| Way |
(4 reviews) |
| Vibration |
(3 reviews) |
| Weight |
(1 reviews) |
| Tone |
(11 reviews) |
| Bell |
(8 reviews) |
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Reviews around price (5.00 of 5)
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This product is to my satisfaction, the price was reasonable, it arrived on time, and the sound is very evenly distributed and to my liking
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The price is good but my friend has some that are of a different brand that he paid a lot more
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Reviews around ring (5.00 of 5)
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I am impressed how clear, sharp, and long that these tingsha ring.
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They have a clear, bright sound that rings for a good while
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I have found endless different ways to ring them (by hitting them together different ways and at different parts) and all produce a slightly different but nonetheless beautiful, clear ringing
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This bell has a wonderful, pure, ring, and an amazing vibration that you can feel
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Reviews around way (5.00 of 5)
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You'll get a much brighter, cleaner sound that way, which rings for a longer duration
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I have used them for my own meditation as well as at the end of yoga classes and have asked for feedback from others on how they sound, and all has been positive; people love them
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Reviews around vibration (5.00 of 5)
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I have used them for my own meditation as well as at the end of yoga classes and have asked for feedback from others on how they sound, and all has been positive; people love them
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I was really surprised of their very pure vibration!!!
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This bell has a wonderful, pure, ring, and an amazing vibration that you can feel
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Reviews around weight (5.00 of 5)
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great sound, great weight love them
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Reviews around tone (4.45 of 5)
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However, while one chime is great & has an excellent tone - one of them is "off".
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The tone is pretty and it resonates well to clear the corners of a room.
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Really beautiful, brushed brass and leather strap, richest tone, couldn't be more satisfied.
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It seems as though they are well crafted as well, because they have a gorgeous tone
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Sound is terrible, discordant buzzing tones and general flatness to the ring
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Reviews around bell (4.26 of 5)
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The bells are beautiful, awakening the senses, drawing attention, focus
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My previous pair had a pure bell sound which I prefer, but they were also quite a bit more costly and from a different vendor - perhaps cost is an important factor in the quality
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These bells are the best for getting my classes attention
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The bells are dissonant
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These bells sound nice individually but are slightly out of tune from each other
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Tibetan Tingshas are small Prayer Chimes used by Tibetan Buddhist Monks, Yoga Teachers, Holistic Health Practitioners, and Meditation Groups
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They are traditionally used for ceremonial functions throughout the Himalayan regions of Nepal, Tibet, India and, Bhutan They are often used to start and end a Meditation, Yoga Class, or simply for Space Clearing to remove negative energy around you. They come in matched pair, held together by a leather cord
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It can be played by tapping the rims together or by clapping them together like cymbals
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They are made of a special alloy with the thickness and shape being important elements in creating the beautiful overtones
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Tingshas have varying emblems and symbols embossed on the outside
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This pair is embossed with two Tibetan Dragons.