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Yoga Meditation Om Tingsha Bell Chimes Cymbal Set

Our Tingshas are handcrafted in the Himalayan region of Nepal using a blend of up to 12 metals, primarily belling bronze (80% copper, 20% other metals). Each Tingsha is meticulously tuned to a specific musical note and graded for quality like Tibetan singing bowls. They are heavy and durable, engraved with Om Mani Padme Hum or other designs. Tingshas are versatile, used in Buddhist practices, classrooms for order, yoga, meditation, and sound therapy. Their calming sound aids in focusing the mind and slowing breathing. Each set comes with a hand-woven Nepalese culture bag and a 30-day money-back guarantee for peace of mind.

Conch Shell Shankh

This Glossy White Blowing Shankh is perfect for spiritual practices, bringing peace, harmony, and good luck. Made from natural conch shell, it's ideal for Pooja and known for its benefits like exercising thyroid glands, vocal cords, and correcting speech problems. Blowing the shankh also exercises urinary tract, bladder, lower abdomen, diaphragm, chest, neck muscles, and rectal muscles, helping to strengthen them and prevent related issues.

Madal Drum

The Madal is a popular folk musical instrument in Nepal, essential for celebrations like weddings and welcome parties. It's crafted from Uthis wood, with buffalo and goat leather for the playing parts. This drum is known for its melodious sound, produced by striking its double-layered goat skin heads treated with a black paste of flour, iron filings, and egg. The drum's cylindrical body is closed on both ends, with one head smaller than the other. It's played horizontally with rhythmic strikes using the palms. Sizes vary: the small Madal is 14 inches long and 4.5 inches wide, weighing approximately 900-1200 grams, while the large Madal is 17 inches long, 5 inches wide, and weighs around 4.5-5 lbs

Sarangi Guitar

The Nepali Sarangi is a traditional folk instrument made from a single piece of wood, featuring a neck and a hollow, double-chambered body. It typically has three or four strings, traditionally made from sheep intestine but now often replaced with materials like nylon or steel. The instrument is played with a bow, originally strung with horse tail-hair but now commonly using nylon. Sarangis are integral to Nepali folk music, often played by Gaine singers who accompany themselves or perform solo. This particular Sarangi includes a special carving of Lord Ganesh, symbolizing wisdom, learning, and the removal of obstacles, considered auspicious in Nepali culture. Skilled artisans across Nepal craft these instruments, ensuring quality and tradition in their production.