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This smaller Tibetan Bodhisattva Premium bell is characterized by even more precise and detailed processing than the classic Bodhisattva bells. The difference is not only in the refined visual form, but especially in the sound presentation. The sound of Bodhisattva Premium bells is even more penetrating and long-lasting. It is made by casting from quality raw materials by local metalsmiths directly in Nepal. Part of the bell is also a dorje - a ritual object that represents the durability of the diamond and at the same time a mythical weapon. A 100-gram mallet covered in leather is also recommended for the bell, which you can use to circle around the perimeter of the bell and discover another sound dimension of this wonderful instrument. Listen to the attached audio sample. Strike with the leather mallet is the last one in audio sample.
Tibetan bells are used as part of daily meditation, as its accelerator, because the bell draws attention to the present moment. Bells or ghantas or dilbu, if you wish, are used at the beginning and at the end of each meditation session to initiate a certain sense of ritual or ceremony. They are also used to clear the space of negative emotions and thoughts and create an atmosphere of purity for deeper meditation.