Hand Carved and Hand Made from seven metals: Gold, Silver, Brass, Bronze, Iron, Copper, Aluminum

Diameter: 60 cm

The gong comes with a felt mallet. The mallet is about 24 cm long.

Malachite Stone Bracelet.

Hand-made Traditional Tibetan Style Neckless of German silver with stone beads.

Roundabout 52 CM
Weight about 105 to 125 grams

Hand-made Traditional Tibetan Style Neckless of German silver with stone beads.

Roundabout 52 CM
Weight about 105 to 125 grams

Hand Hammered and hand-carved Tibetan Dorje with Katrika.

Hand-made Traditional Tibetan Style Neckless of German silver with stone beads.

Roundabout 52 CM
Weight about 105 to 125 grams

Handmade Rope Incense Stick:- Amitabha Buddha Incense  [36 sticks in each packet] :

Length: 9 cm, Weight: 35 g.

This Tibetan Rope Incense has been used since ancient times for rituals and other traditional arts. It is composed of 25 ingredients but primarily consists of saffron, nagi, and both red & white sandalwood. Rope incense provides a fun and unique way to enjoy incense burning.

Hand-made Traditional Tibetan Style Neckless of German silver with stone beads.

Roundabout 52 CM
Weight about 105 to 125 grams

Hand-made Traditional Tibetan Style Neckless of German silver with stone beads.

Roundabout 52 CM
Weight about 105 to 125 grams

Handmade DOLMA HARBAL Incense Stick:- Tibetan DOLMA HARBAL Incense [20 sticks in each packet] :

Length: 20 cm, Weight: 45 g

Tibetan Tingsha” is a traditional and enchanting musical instrument that holds a special place in Tibetan culture. Handcrafted with precision and care by skilled artisans in Nepal, these small cymbals produce a delightful and resonant sound when struck together.

The making of Tibetan Tingsha involves a meticulous process, where the artisans carefully shape and design the metal cymbals. They use a blend of ancient techniques and artistic skills passed down through generations to create these musical treasures.

When played, the melodious sound of the Tingsha is believed to have a calming and meditative effect, making them popular in spiritual practices, sound healing, and meditation sessions.

These beautifully crafted Tingsha not only serve as musical instruments but also hold cultural significance, reflecting the artistry and craftsmanship of the Himalayan region. By supporting the skilled artisans who create these Tingsha, you become part of preserving a rich cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship.