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Tibetan Tingsha Bells
Tibetan Tingsha Bells: 6 items from £9.60 to £29.60. Tingsha are used in Tibetan Buddhist practice, traditionally rung during ritual offerings and to mark the start or end of meditation.
How to choose tingsha bells
- Larger tingsha ring longer and lower.
- Engraved symbols such as the eight auspicious signs are decorative and traditional.
Available in: Seven Chakra stones.
Using and caring for them
- Hold the cord so the cymbals hang freely, then tap their edges together.
- Let them ring out without touching the metal.
- Wipe the metal with a dry cloth.
- Check the cord occasionally and replace it if it frays.
UK delivery £3.95, free over £40, 2–5 working days.
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Tibetan Tingsha Bells: questions
What are tingsha bells used for?
Tingsha are small Tibetan cymbals traditionally rung during Buddhist ritual and to mark the beginning or end of meditation.
How do you play tingsha?
Hold them by the cord so they hang, then bring the edges together lightly. Striking edge to edge gives the clearest ring.
How much do tibetan tingsha bells cost?
Our tibetan tingsha bells range from £9.60 to £29.60. UK delivery is £3.95, free on orders over £40, and usually arrives in 2–5 working days.
Which stones are available in tibetan tingsha bells?
Seven Chakra stones.
Questions about each item
- Premium Brass Tibetan Tingsha - Plain Traditional - approx 7.5cm (345gm): questions answered
- Premium Brass Tibetan Tingsha - Lucky Symbols - approx 6cm (155gm): questions answered
- Premium Brass Tibetan Tingsha - Seven Chakra - approx 7cm (255gm): questions answered
- Large Tibetan Tingsha Bell - 7.5x13cm: questions answered
- Medium Tibetan Tingsha Bell - 6x11.5cm: questions answered
- Small Tibetan Tingsha Bell - 5x11cm: questions answered