Buy Tingsha’s Smooth Superior Sound (6.7 cm)

Tingshas (ding-shas) are hand-cimbals and originally come from Tibet. In Tibetan, the word tingsha means ‘hanging cymbal’. They are traditionally used as musical accompaniment to spiritual actions. Think for example of services and prayer rituals, or meditation. Especially in Tibetan Buddhism and Hinduism you can find tingshas. Tingshas are also used for harmonising and cleaning energy, for example in Feng Shui or energetic medicine. Composition The cymbals of the tingsha are made of different metals, a so-called alloy. The most common alloy is bronze: a combination of copper, tin and small amounts of nickel. This tingsha contains more than three metals and therefore produces a superior sound. Each disc of this tingsha is cast separately and then voted by hand. Storage This tingsha is best kept in a dedicated pouch. It is made of brocade and has two compartments. You can also wrap it in a cloth or scarf. Spiru has the following covers for Tinga’s: Oranjerood-Klein, Oranjerood-Groot, Blauwrood-Klein
and Blauwrood-Groot. Spiritual instruments at Spiru Spiru offers a wide range of spiritual instruments. In our Sound Sound department you will find all the essentials for your personal ritual. Think of singing bowls and rods, bells, gongs and tuning forks. We also have beautiful decorations for your altar. Often handmade and unique. For authentic Tibetan, Nepalese and Indian products you are at the right address at Spiru!