Tibetan Ritual Kangling | Traditional Tibetan Spiritual Tool

Copper Tibetan Ritual Kangling | Spiritual Tool for Meditation

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Size: 51cm(Height) x 8.5cm(Width)
Weight: 0.55 kg
Materials: Copper, Lapis Lazuli, Coral Red Stone, Turquoise
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About Our Product

This Tibetan Ritual Kangling is a sacred instrument used in Tibetan Buddhist practices to dispel negativity and bring spiritual energy. Measuring 51 cm in height and 8.5 cm in width, and weighing 0.55 kg, this handcrafted copper trumpet is adorned with  lapis lazuli, coral red stones, and turquoise, making it both functional and spiritually meaningful. It serves as a powerful tool for rituals, meditation, and healing ceremonies, enhancing the sacred atmosphere and deepening your connection to the divine. Incorporate this authentic Tibetan Ritual Kangling into your spiritual practice to invite blessings, harmony, and transformation.

The Tibetan Ritual Kangling is a traditional ceremonial instrument used in Tantric practices, sound healing, and ritualistic ceremonies. Its resonant sound is believed to purify negative energies, awaken spiritual awareness, and invoke the blessings of deities. Crafted from copper and adorned with sacred gemstones such as lapis lazuli, coral red stone, and turquoise, it not only produces a powerful and harmonious tone but also symbolizes spiritual protection and purification.

This Kangling is an essential tool for practitioners seeking to deepen their meditation, enhance rituals, and invite positive energy into their space. Its presence fosters a sacred atmosphere, supporting a deeper connection to the divine and facilitating the transformation of negative energies into spiritual growth.

Introduction of Kangling

It features a narrow mouthpiece connected to a cylindrical section that expands into a flared bell. Often embellished with intricate engravings and colorful stones, the Kangling holds significant spiritual importance in Tibetan Buddhism. Used by monks during ceremonies, it is believed to dispel negativity and attract positive energy. Its haunting sound is thought to aid meditation and facilitate communication with spiritual entities.