Lhabab Düchen: The Buddha's Return from Heaven
Lhabab Düchen is a festival of return, gratitude and light in the Tibetan autumn.
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A gong does not need a large room. It creates one. The sound of a Tibetan gong marks the beginning and the end of a practice and invites stillness. In the tradition, it is also struck for the ritual cleansing of a space.
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A Tibetan gong is more than a sound instrument. It is a guardian of the threshold. Its sound marks the beginning and end of a practice and invites stillness; in the tradition it is also struck to purify a room. In Tibetan monasteries the gong has called monks to meditation and opened ceremonies for centuries. This tradition lives on today, even beyond the monastery walls.
Our gongs are made by hand by Tibetan artisans in the Himalayas, from alloys that vary from workshop to workshop. The metal is heated, hammered and shaped, a process that requires experience and a fine touch. Because each gong is made individually, each has its own voice. Its sound is layered. It begins full and strong and unfolds into overtones that linger in the room for a long time.
Whether in meditation, in sound work or as a striking presence in your home: a Tibetan gong brings together craftsmanship and meaning. At tibet-markets.ch we choose every gong personally, for sound, workmanship and origin. Only pieces that convince us ourselves find their way into our shop.
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