Tingshas (also spelled Ting-shas) are small, cymbal-like instruments traditionally used in Tibetan Buddhist practices. When struck together, they produce a clear, high-pitched tone that lingers in the air; a sound believed to cut through negative energy and create sacred space.

Crafted in the Himalayas from a traditional brass and bronze alloy, and delicately adorned with sacred symbols like the Eight Auspicious Signs or mantras.

Spiritual and Practical Uses

Meditation & Mindfulness: Used to begin or end meditation sessions, helping to center the mind.
Sound Healing: Their pure tone clears stagnant energy and balances chakras.
Space Clearing: Used to cleanse rooms of negative vibrations and invite positive energy.
Ritual & Ceremony: Integral to Tibetan Buddhist rituals and prayer offerings.

Sound Quality

These authentic tingshas produce a resonant, harmonically rich tone that can be felt as much as heard. The sound doesn’t just fade; it lingers, creating a moment of stillness and awareness.

Tibetan Mantra carved Tingsha