<p>Tinchha (also known as tingsha) are a pair of small cymbals connected by a cord or strap. When the edges are struck together they produce a bright, long-ringing tone. In Nepal and the Himalayan region they are used in Buddhist and Hindu rituals, meditation, bhajan and kirtan singing, and to keep time in devotional and folk music.</p><h3>Key Features</h3><ul><li>Pair of small hand cymbals joined by a cord for easy playing</li><li>Clear, sustained ringing tone</li><li>Small and light enough to carry anywhere</li><li>Easy to play for all ages</li></ul><h3>Specifications</h3><ul><li><strong>Type:</strong> Hand cymbals (idiophone)</li><li><strong>Material:</strong> Iron (as listed by supplier)</li><li><strong>Includes:</strong> One pair of cymbals with connecting cord</li></ul><h3>Available Options</h3><ul><li><strong>Standard:</strong> Regular size pair</li><li><strong>Large:</strong> Larger pair with a fuller sound</li></ul><h3>Ideal For</h3><p>Bhajan and kirtan groups, meditation and yoga practice, prayer rooms, cultural programmes and anyone who enjoys traditional Nepali sounds.</p>

Tinchha (Nepali Hand Cymbals)

Traditional Tinchha (tingsha) hand cymbals with a clear ringing tone for bhajans, meditation, prayers and folk music. Standard and large sizes in Nepal.