Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Bell and Dorje Set, Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Bell And Dorje Set Of Brass Hand Bells For Buddhist Ritual Meditation Prayers For Invocation Bells(22.2X11cm)

Sounds of heaven: When played the Vajra Ringing Pestle, it produces pure music, which is like a clear spring that cleanses the mind and creates an atmosphere of serenity and tranquillity. This beautiful sound not only guides people into a deep meditative state, but also stimulates the inner aura, promoting the overall harmony and balance of body and mind. MULTIFUNCTIONAL USE: The Vajra Forest Mortar and Pestle is not only an desirable companion for yoga and meditation, but can also be used flexibly in a variety of situations. Whether it is used as a cosy table bell in hotels, homes or offices, a professional tool for sound healing, or even a sacred accessory in religious ceremonies, it can be incorporated to show its special charm and value. Multiple ways to played: This bell can be played in a variety of ways, either by flicking the wrist and letting the melodious and soothing ringing surround the area, or by imitating the Tibetan tradition of striking it with a special technique to inspire a more stirring or delicate resonance. In addition, it can be skilfully played like a singing bowl, with every sound being heartfelt and inspiring. PORTABLE DESIGN: Built for easy living, the Vajra Grove Mortar and Pestle is just the right size, small enough to fit easily in the palms of your hand, yet large enough to produce a rich, full, penetrating sound. Whether it's a quiet afternoon at home or a chance encounter on a journey, it's an indispensable companion that will bring you comfort at any time. Exquisite craftsmanship: Every detail of the bell reveals the craftsman's careful carving, the surface is engraved with far-reaching traditional Buddhist symbols and words, rich in cultural connotations. The handle is decorated with intricate and exquisite patterns, which is not only beautiful and generous, but also enhances the comfort of holding, so that people can feel the temperature and depth of art in every touch.