Tibetan tingshas are a traditional musical instrument that holds a significant place in the religious ritual and prayer practices of Tibetan Buddhism. popular tool used by practitioners. They are small cymbals that are joined together by a leather strap or chain. When struck together, they produce a clear and high-pitched tone that is said to help practitioners focus during meditation and prayer. Tingshas are known for their thickness and unique sound, which is a long ringing tone that lingers in the air. Antique tingshas were crafted from special bronze alloys that created harmonic overtones, adding to their spiritual significance. Handcrafted and tuned in Nepal, these tingshas come in sets of two, however, their colour, size, and design can vary greatly from one another. Please note that the photo is for illustrative purposes only. Features *