Kokokashiko Buddhist bell, out-of-tune, silver, Buddhist bells and accessories

Since ancient times, people have felt the presence of divine spirits in the rustling of the wind and the sound of trees rubbing against each other, and believed that gods always come with sound. In other words, "otozure" means the visit of gods, and is thought to be the origin of the word "visit." Eventually, people began to make sounds from water to encourage the visit of "gods" and "Buddhas" and to wait for them. The "Gorin" has been passed down to us as a typical tool that makes that sound. Now, in the midst of our busy daily lives, what visits do people ring the rin and wait for? "Gods," "Buddhas," "souls of ancestors," "happiness," "peace"... The "Gorin," which emits a pure and profound tone, resonates as if promising us the visit of "happiness," and is a healing item that gives peace of mind. Size: φ6.2 x H4.7 (cm) Material: Brass


Number of players: ‎1
Battery use: ‎No
Battery included: ‎No
Main material: ‎Brass, wood
Target gender: ‎Unisex
Manufacturer reference: ‎20014887