The Tibetan meditation prayer bell, also known as a singing buddhist ghanta, is a traditional musical instrument used in meditation and mindfulness practices. It is believed to have originated in Tibet and is commonly used in Buddhist, Hindu, and other spiritual practices.

The singing Bell is made of metal, usually a combination of copper, tin, zinc, and other metals, and is shaped like a bell or cup. When struck or played with a mallet, the bell produces a rich, resonant sound that is said to have a calming and healing effect on the mind and body.

In meditation practices, the sound of the singing bell is often used as a focal point to help bring the mind into a state of stillness and concentration. The vibrations produced by the bell are thought to help balance the chakras, or energy centers, of the body and promote overall well-being.

Its use in meditation and mindfulness practices, the Tibetan singing bell is also used for sound therapy and relaxation techniques. It has gained popularity in recent years as a tool for reducing stress and anxiety, improving sleep, and promoting a sense of inner peace and harmony.

Metal: bronze

Dimensions: 5.5 inches (H) x 3 inches (diameter) (14 x 7.6 cm) approx
Weight: 265 grams approx
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