Pyramid Tatva Tibetian Bell 365 Gm

Tibetian Bell with Black  handle for meditation and environment cleansing.Tibetan Bell  first appeared in the areas surrounding the Himalayan Mountains. They are considered a symbol of “the unknowable,” and their vibrations have been described as the “sound of the universe manifesting.

The bowls date back to the lifetime of Shakyamuni Buddha (560-480 B.C.), but the exact details of their origins are cloaked in mystery. Some say they are a gift from the shamanistic “Bon” religion, predating Tibetan Buddhism by centuries. Traditionally, monks, nuns, and lay Buddhists have used the bowls in rituals, prayers, and meditation.    

Singing Bell produce a sound similar to a bell when struck with a wooden mallet. However, when the bowls are “sung” — that is, rubbed consistently with the mallet in a circular motion around the bowl’s edge — they produce what Tibetan master Gwalwa Kamapa calls the “sound of the void.”