These Tibetan tingsha bells feature a seven chakra design across their paired cymbals. Struck together, they produce the clear, ringing sound associated with tingsha and provide a simple way to mark the beginning or end of meditation, yoga, ritual or quiet reflection.
Tingsha are small bell instruments linked with Tibetan Buddhist practice and are now also used in a range of personal contemplative settings. The technique is uncomplicated: hold the pair by its connecting cord, bring the cymbals together gently and listen as the note fades.
The seven chakra motif gives this pair a distinctive visual identity. In spiritual traditions, chakras are understood as points or centres connected with the subtle body. That is a matter of belief and tradition rather than an established physical effect, but the symbolism remains familiar in meditation and wellbeing spaces.
A symbolic pair of sounding bells
These tingsha work as practical sound markers and as decorative objects with a recognisable spiritual design. Keep them with singing bowls, incense or other items used to create a considered pause in the day.
- Tibetan tingsha bells with a seven chakra design
- Paired cymbal-style bells
- Approximate diameter: 7cm
- Approximate weight: 255g
