Kangling Ceremonial Instrument for Chöd -------------------------------------------Size: 5cm (Height) x 23cm (Width)Weight: 0.13 kgMaterial: 97.5% Silver, Ethically Sourced Goat Bone, Coral-------------------------------------------About The Kangling : This Kangling, made from ethically sourced goat bone, is beautifully adorned with 97.5% silver. Its body features intricate floral motifs and coral. The design blends traditional artistry with deep symbolism, and the silver accents enhance its beauty and craftsmanship. The silver detailing adds to its aesthetic appeal, and each carving reflects the importance of art in Tibetan rituals. The Kangling is highly significant in Tibetan Buddhist ceremonies, symbolizing the transformation of ignorance and impurity into wisdom and purity. Its combination of bone and coral inlays carries deep spiritual meaning, representing life’s impermanence and the necessity of spiritual practice. The floral carvings enhance its elegance, while the craftsmanship highlights its cultural and ritualistic importance. Whether used for ceremonial purposes or as a sacred artifact, this Kangling is a valuable addition to any Tibetan altar or collection. Introduction to Tibetan Kangling : The Tibetan Kangling is a ritual trumpet used in Buddhist practices like Chöd to dispel negativity and symbolize impermanence. Made from brass and white metal, it produces a haunting sound that cuts through the ego and aids meditation, embodying spiritual transformation and enlightenment.
