Tibetan bell and dorje diameter 7 cm and 13 cm high

Tibetan bowls are traditionally made of an alloy of 7 metals. There are several ways to use the Tibetan bowl. The easiest way is to make it ring by striking it with a mallet (puja) covered with felt as you would strike a gong. And you can also hold the bowl on the palm wide open and pass a wooden stick all around.

Tibetan bowls are traditionally made of an alloy of 7 metals. There are several ways to use the Tibetan bowl. The easiest way is to make it ring by striking it with a mallet (puja) covered with felt as you would strike a gong. And you can also hold the bowl on the palm wide open and pass a wooden stick all around.

Tibetan bowls are traditionally made of an alloy of 7 metals. There are several ways to use the Tibetan bowl. The easiest way is to make it ring by striking it with a mallet (puja) covered with felt as you would strike a gong. And you can also hold the bowl on the palm wide open and pass a wooden stick all around.

Tibetan bowls are traditionally made of an alloy of 7 metals. There are several ways to use the Tibetan bowl. The easiest way is to make it ring by striking it with a mallet (puja) covered with felt as you would strike a gong. And you can also hold the bowl on the palm wide open and pass a wooden stick all around.

Tibetan bowls are traditionally made of an alloy of 7 metals. There are several ways to use the Tibetan bowl. The easiest way is to make it ring by striking it with a mallet (puja) covered with felt as you would strike a gong. And you can also hold the bowl on the palm wide open and pass a wooden stick all around.