Handcrafted Seven Metal Jhyamta | Traditional Buddhist Cymbals with Brocade Cover
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Size: 6.5cm(Height) x 28.5cm(Length) x 28.5cm(Width)
Weight: 1.73 kg
Materials: Seven Metal Elements
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About Our Product
This Buddhist Ritual Jhyamta is a traditional pair of large Himalayan cymbals crafted from seven metal elements. Each cymbal features a broad, gently curved circular body with a raised central dome and a corded handle at the top for holding during performance. The set is accompanied by a removable decorative cover, finished with red and black borders and gold-toned ornamental fabric, which protects and complements the cymbals when they are not in use.
Jhyamta are traditional cymbals used in Buddhist ceremonies, ritual music, devotional practices, and cultural performances. The two cymbals are struck together to create a clear, resonant metallic sound that helps establish rhythm during chanting, ceremonial music, processions, and ritual activities. The seven-metal construction contributes to the traditional character of the instrument, while the accompanying brocade cover adds an additional element of Himalayan ceremonial craftsmanship.
This Handcrafted Seven-Metal Jhyamta Set is suitable for Buddhist rituals, monastery ceremonies, traditional performances, cultural events, musical collections, and ceremonial displays. The broad cymbal surfaces and substantial 1.73kg combined weight give the pair a strong presence, while the decorative brocade cover makes storage and presentation more distinctive. It is also suitable for collectors interested in traditional Himalayan musical instruments and ritual objects.
Introduction To The Jhyamta :
The Jhyamta is a traditional handheld cymbal widely used in Nepalese and Tibetan Buddhist rituals. Made typically from Kasa (a bronze alloy), it produces a sharp, resonant sound believed to purify the environment and elevate spiritual energy. Played by clashing the two cymbals together rhythmically, the Jhyamta is essential in ceremonial music, meditation, and temple processions, symbolizing clarity, presence, and the vibrational connection to the divine.
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