These traditional Tingsa or Tingsha are made up of two small cymbals that are used by Buddhists during offerings, prayer and meditation.
  
The cymbals are normally joined together by a leather strap and produce a clear, high pitched ringing tone when being struck together.
  
In addition to their ancient traditional use as an aid to meditation and in ritual offerings, tingsa are nowadays being used increasingly in sound therapy for the “space - clearing” of rooms.
  
Om Mani Padme Hum Tingsa
  
This pair depict the 'Om Mani Padme Hum' design, the most commonly seen mantra in Buddhism. Each set comes presented in a drawstring pouch.
  
Naga Tingsa
  
This pair depicts the 'Naga' design, an image of a serpent/dragon that appears throughout Buddhism. Each set comes presented in a drawstring pouch.
  
Tashi Tag Gye Tingsa
  
This pair depicts the 'Tashi Tag Gye,' the eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism, also known as 'Ashtamangala.' Each set is presented in a drawstring bag.
  
 
  
Approx: 65mm ∅ 
Origin: Nepal