Brass Tingsha, Pair
Two brass discs on a cord. The only remedy in the system with a stated mechanism.
$49.99
- A pair of brass tingsha, 6.5 cm across, 170 g the pair
- Cast with the six-syllable mantra around the face
- Struck rim to rim, not face to face — that is what makes the tone carry
- Metal drains earth: the counter to the 5 Yellow and 2 Black stars
- Made in Linyi, Shandong; joined by a leather cord
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- Shipping included · ships from China by air, to the United States only · usually 13–23 business days
- Materials stated plainly; treatments disclosed
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Find where yours goes
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Get my reading ↗About this piece
Of everything tradition places in a room, metal is the one remedy with a mechanism written inside the system rather than borrowed from outside it. Metal drains earth. The two stars treated with the most care — the 5 Yellow and the 2 Black — are earth stars. That is the whole argument, and it is stated in the five-element cycle rather than inferred from a symbol.
Tingsha are the form that gets used where the remedy is supposed to be active rather than static: struck, allowed to ring out, and left. The six-syllable mantra is cast around each face.
Held by the cord and struck rim to rim, they ring for a long time. Struck flat against each other they clack and stop — a detail worth knowing, because most people do it wrong the first time.
Why this object
Bells and chimes are the standard metal remedy. Where a chart puts an earth star in a sector that matters, the conventional answer is metal — and of the metal objects, the ones that sound are used where the sector is meant to be stirred rather than settled.
How to wear or place it
Hung or set in the sector a reading marks for metal, and sounded when you pass through.
They work as an object left in place too, but the sounding is the part the tradition is actually about.
Material & details
- Material
- Cast brass
- Size
- 6.5 cm diameter each
- Weight
- 170 g the pair
- Origin
- Linyi, Shandong
Care
Dry cloth. Brass darkens; the tone does not change with it.
How we choose what we sell
Materials, stated plainly
Every listing names what it is made of. If a stone has been dyed or heat-treated, the listing says so.
Certificates you can check
Where a lab certificate exists we show it with its number, so you can verify it yourself rather than take our word.
No promises we can't keep
We explain the tradition behind each object and where it belongs. We never claim it will bring luck, health or money.
Questions
Is it natural?
The material line above states it exactly. Where we hold a lab certificate it is shown with a number you can verify, and if a stone has been treated the listing says so.
Will it bring me luck?
Honestly: no object does that by itself. Feng shui treats objects as the last step, after placement and the room itself. What this gives you is a carefully chosen object, in the right place, as a daily reminder of what you are working toward.
Where exactly should it go?
That depends on you or your home, which is what the free readings calculate. Each one shows the direction or sector, and why.
Where does it ship from, and how long does it take?
From China. We do not keep stock in a U.S. warehouse: each piece is ordered from the workshop that makes it after you order, packed in Guangdong, and flown to you. Processing takes 1–3 business days and shipping 12–20 business days, so most orders arrive 13–23 business days after they are placed. We ship to the United States only. Shipping is included in the price. U.S. import duties or taxes are not: if any are charged on delivery, the buyer pays them.
Shipping and returns?
Shipping is included in the price, so there is nothing extra to pay at checkout. If a piece arrives damaged or is not what you ordered, tell us within 14 days of delivery and we will send a replacement or refund you in full. The shipping and returns policies are linked beside the Buy button.
