Handmade bronze tingshas with a pure and clear sound.

They are commonly used to mark the beginning or end of a period of Buddhist meditation or spiritual practice. 

The Tibetan term Ting refers to the pealing sound of metal; it also means bronze or silver metal bell offered on a Buddhist altar. 

The term Sha means hanging or suspended.

The clarity of a bell creates a sharp, clear, rich sound that allows immediate focus, clearing the mind, a harmonic field generated through the mind and body, that, for the practitioner or recipient allows easy entry into deep stillness, restfulness, relaxation.  

Relaxation is one of the special gifts of many sound tools, which enhances mindful practices, a momentary or extended breath from every day activities, and readiness to enter the next stage of the day, sleep, or what is to come next in our lives.  

Many of these are traditionally used for clearing and focusing the mind or space (our own room, practice room, etc.)