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We have chosen gongs from China, Indonesia and India for the fine quality of their sound. Gongs are ancient in origin. We find the gong as one of the eight classifications of musical instruments in China (the sound of metal). Many of the gongs found on these pages have a deep low tone which actually penetrates the body. The gongs and stands are not only beautiful for home decor, but are finding a vital place in holistic healing and meditation groups.

The mysterious sounds and overtones created by these gongs have been venerated for thousands of years. In ancient times the gong was considered to have magical power and was used for healing the sick. The soul of the person was believed to be empowered by being touched by the gong. Another use of the gong in the far East was to send messages and signals, similar to the use of the drum in Africa or the ocarinas in South America. Many steps of gong making are shrouded in mystery - the composition of the metal, the final tuning, the timing of the different phases. One big mystery is how the sound of the gong matures over many years. Before striking the gong, it should be tapped lightly several times to begin the vibration. Striking the gong in different places creates different sounds, depending on the overtones present. All of these gongs are hand-hammered. All gongs come with mallets.

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32" Indonesian Gong with Stand

Hand shaped Iron, with brass nipple in center. Deep, penetrating sound.  The large Indonesian gong is the low sound of the gamelan orchestra. It has an extremely deep, resonant sound, due to the depth of the gong and the center boss. The gamelan is believed to be of divine origin, with the instruments guided by spirits − the gods communicated with each other through the sounds of the gong. Today the gamelan is treated with great respect. This gong comes with a large mallet which brings out magnificent overtones.

32" Indonesian Gong with Stand

    $ 2100.00     

32" Indonesian Gong 

Hand hammered Iron, with unique brass nipple in center. Deep, penetrating sound used in meditation and holistic healing. This work of art includes a mallet. The large Indonesian gong is the low sound of the gamelan orchestra. It has an extremely deep, resonant sound, due to the depth of the gong and the center boss. The gamelan is believed to be of divine origin, with the instruments guided by spirits − the gods communicated with each other through the sounds of the gong. Today the gamelan is treated with great respect. This gong comes with a large mallet which brings out magnificent overtones.

 

32" Indonesian Gong

Price      $ 1100.00      

Chinese Wind Gong and Stand

Beautiful Chinese Authentic Wind gong along with our beautiful Mahogany stand. This handsome set  includes mallet.
10" gong  $183.
12" gong  $215.
16" gong  $337.
22" gong  $540. 
28" gong  $775. 

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Chao Gong and Stand
The bull’s-eye pattern of the Chao gong is the result of grinding away the fire-darkened surface to reveal the bright brass color. Comes with our beautiful Mahogany wood stand.

12" gong  $250.
16" gong  $350.
22" gong  $550. 
28" gong  $950.

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Singing Gong with Stand

Singing Gong from India with Mahogany stand. 8 1/2" wide, its 2" depth creates a big sound.. This gong is made with the same combination of metals as the singing bowls, which gives it a truly remarkable tone quality. Mallet included

                      $200.00                         

Chinese Opera Gong
12" diameter with Mahogany stand. The opera gong, although small, has a rich variety of sounds. One use in China today is to call an audience together before a performance.
                  $ 190.00                              

Small Cymbals
6 inches in diameter. Small Cymbals are similar in shape to the cymbals used in Tibetan ritual. These instruments have the turned up lip which gives a very unusual sound when their rims are rocked together. Different sounds can be achieved by striking and rubbing the cymbals together in various ways. In this sense they are much more versatile than western orchestral cymbals.
Price per pair  $ 40.00                          

Bell Tree

This unique Bell Tree has 14 beautifully crafted bells, gracious wooden handle. Beater wand included.

                   $75.00                        

Decorative Tibetan Dragon Horn

This unique piece is as beautiful as it is hard to find.

                     $55.00                              

Double-faced goddess flute. In the villages these flutes are made for a certain period of time  and then not produced for years after. Tlatilco (1300-1800 B.C.) was one of the great pottery sites of Mexico noted for female figurines, which often had two faces. This is considered by some to represent the dualism (light/dark, night/day) which is the basis of later Mexican religions. It’s an interesting parallel with the Chinese principles of yin and yang. This ocarina has a lovely low sound.
                  $ 90.00                              

Chinese Ocarina

 Modeled after the ancient Chinese ocarinas. Black clay, with 7 holes in front, 2 in back. Played with a flute embouchure (like blowing into a bottle). Gift box included. 3" long. The Chinese ocarina, called xun, or hsuan, has a history that goes back more than five thousand years. It was used in both court music and Confucian rituals. An egg-shaped clay flute with a hauntingly beautiful sound, it is classified by the Chinese as an earth instrument.

        
                      
$ 35.00                              


Toucan Whistle

From Peru. 2" high.

Ocarinas are globular flutes that can be traced back to ancient China, ancient Egypt and the pre-Columbian Americas. The designs and styles shown here include replicas of  Aztec and Mayan originals. The Incas used ocarinas to relay messages in the Andes. The instruments have 4-12 holes, the pitch being determined by how many holes are covered with the fingers. The same fingering can produce 2 to 3 notes, depending on the way air is blown into the ocarina. The larger the vessel, the lower the tone. The following instruments are made of clay, the most important material used in the manufacture of pre-Columbian wind instruments, including trumpets.

 

               $ 15.00                      


World In Tune 

Teacher's handbook includes lessons for the music of Egypt, Sumer/Babylon, China, India and Greece. Also contains general information about these five civilizations.

                  $ 39.00                       

Ghungurus 

50 ankle bells (25 bells on each anklet). One pair.

                  $ 24.00                           Look at all Sound Healing products

  

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