Elevate your spiritual practice with these bronzed meditation cymbals, beautifully engraved with the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism. Traditionally used in rituals, energy clearing, and mindfulness practices, these cymbals produce a clear, resonant tone that awakens awareness and brings presence into any space.

The engraved symbols—including the lotus, conch shell, endless knot, and others—each represent blessings of wisdom, protection, prosperity, and spiritual awakening. Use these cymbals to mark the beginning or end of a meditation session, clear stagnant energy, or invite intention and clarity into your day.

Solid bronze with intricate engraved detail
Features the Eight Auspicious Symbols of Tibetan Buddhism
Crisp, high-vibration tone for energy work and focus
Ideal for yoga, sound healing, meditation, or ritual use
Lightweight and portable for sacred practice on the go

The Eight Auspicious Symbols and Their Meanings:

Parasol (Chatra) – Protection from harm and suffering
Symbolizes spiritual and physical protection, particularly from negative forces.
Golden Fish (Matsya) – Freedom and happiness
Represent the ability to swim freely through the ocean of suffering toward liberation.
Treasure Vase (Kalasha) – Spiritual and material abundance
A symbol of endless blessings, health, and longevity.
Lotus Flower (Padma) – Purity and enlightenment
Represents the unfolding of spiritual awakening, rising pure and beautiful from the muddy waters.
Conch Shell (Shankha) – The sound of truth and awakening
Used in rituals, it symbolizes the spread of the Dharma (Buddhist teachings) and the awakening call to truth.
Endless Knot (Shrivatsa) – Interconnectedness and eternal harmony
Reflects the infinite wisdom of the Buddha and the unity of all things.
Victory Banner (Dhvaja) – Triumph over obstacles
Represents the victory of wisdom over ignorance, and the overcoming of negative forces.
Wheel of Dharma (Dharmachakra) – Spiritual teaching and transformation
Symbolizes the path to enlightenment and the turning of the wheel of Dharma (the Buddha’s teachings).