small Tibetan bell with Mahakala

Size: 5cm high, 5cm wide

The small Tibetan bell in Tibetan culture is very important for daily life practice. They use it as the sound of dharma. It can be used to invoke the spirit of the earth and also to invoke harmony and joy.

Then there is Mahakala drawn on the bell, meaning

Mahakala (the Great Black One) is the Buddhist version of the Shaivite Bhairava. In the six-armed form reproduced here, he is particularly seen as the Protector of Wisdom.

Therefore, anyone can obtain it simply for the good of all and for positive karma. Hence, it can be a simple and meaningful gift.