meditation instruments

A dazzling star centers this traditional gong from Thailand. It is from the tam-tam gong category with a distinct "crash" sound when struck with the rain tree wood mallet with a red rayon head. From Jaifah Aksornsri, the brass gong centers a rain tree wood frame that is carved by hand in the shape of a temple door.

A beautiful flower with a raised center adorns this traditional Thai gong. It is from the tam tam gong category with a distinct "crash" sound when struck with the rain tree wood mallet with a red rayon head. From Jaifah Aksornsri, the brass gong is surrounded by a forged iron frame designed to hang on the wall or stand on a table.

A beautiful flower with a raised center adorns this traditional Thai gong. It is from the tam tam gong category with a distinct "crash" sound when struck with the rain tree wood mallet with a red rayon head. From Jaifah Aksornsri, the brass gong is surrounded by a forged iron frame designed to hang on the wall or stand on a table.

Fill your meditation space with resounding music with this healing bowl by Charles. The Thai artisan creates the bowl from brass and gives it an intriguing hammered finish. The rain tree wood striker is the ideal match to create the relaxing sound when the two pieces are struck together. Originating in Tibet, such standing bells or singing bowls often accompany Buddhist chanting and meditation.

Inscribed with one of the most significant mantras in Buddhism, Om mani padme hum, this handcrafted chime is created by Tibetan refugees residing in northern India. Buddhists believe that saying this mantra, or even viewing it in its written form, invokes the blessings of the Buddha of Compassion. Cast from a combination of metals, the hand-tuned chime produces a clear tone when struck. Features brass stand with cloud motif and wooden base and striker.