8 auspicious signs (Ashtamangalaat) tingsha from Nepal

Diameter of the cymbals: 7 cm.

Tingsha, also called Tibetan cymbals or Ting-Sha, have rich cultural and spiritual significance in Tibetan Buddhism. These small, handmade symbols are often associated with meditation, prayer and rituals.

Symbolism of the 8 prosperity symbols:
The 8 auspicious symbols, also known as the Ashtamangala, are symbols in Tibetan Buddhism that represent various aspects of enlightenment and well-being. Each symbol has its own meaning and contributes to a harmonious and prosperous life. These symbols include the Golden Fish, the Parasol, the Treasure Chest, the Lotus Flower, the Conch Shell, the Endless Knot, the Victory Banner and the Dharma Wheel.

When the cymbals hit each other, they produce a high and melodious sound. This harmonious melody is believed to clear negative energies, promote relaxation and strengthen spiritual connections. The integration of the 8 auspicious symbols into the tingsha design amplifies these benefits and imbues the sound with positive energies associated with each symbol.

Tingshas serve as powerful tools for meditation and healing practices. The soothing sound they produce helps practitioners enter a state of deep meditation, promoting a sense of inner calm and peace. In addition, the positive associations of the symbols contribute to an uplifting and rejuvenating environment, making them ideal for spiritual practices and holistic wellness.