Large Traditional Indian Bronze Cymbal

In traditional Indian music, large cymbals, known as "manjira" or "jhanj," serve multiple purposes beyond their musical role. These cymbals, often made of bronze, are employed in classical, devotional, and folk music to add rhythmic embellishments and accents, enhancing the overall sonic texture. Beyond their musical utility, the vibrations produced by striking the cymbals are believed to have therapeutic effects, promoting mental clarity, focus, and spiritual well-being. In certain cultural practices, the rhythmic patterns created by the cymbals are thought to induce a meditative state, aiding in stress reduction and emotional balance. Additionally, the metallic resonance of the cymbals is sometimes used in sound healing therapies, believed to align energy centers within the body and promote a sense of harmony and relaxation.

55cm diameter
Striker included.