Wooden Kangling for Chod Practice – 13" | Traditional Tibetan Ritual Instrument

Wooden Kangling for Chod Practice – 13" | Traditional Tibetan Ritual Instrument

This Wooden Kangling is a sacred ritual instrument used in Chod practice to cut through ego and attachments. Traditionally made from human thigh bones, these kanglings are now often crafted from wood or resin, offering a more ethical and responsible option for practitioners. This 13" kangling is beautifully painted in the traditional manner, ensuring it maintains the authentic look and spiritual significance of the original instrument.

Key Features:

• 13-inch wooden kangling for use in Chod and other Tibetan Buddhist rituals

• Painted in the traditional manner with intricate designs

• Made from wood for ethical sourcing, aligning with modern practices

• Brocade case sold separately (perfect for safe storage and transport)

• Handcrafted in Nepal, maintaining traditional Tibetan craftsmanship

Significance of the Kangling in Chod Practice:
The kangling is a ritual instrument used in Chod, a practice focused on offering one’s body for the benefit of others and transcending the attachment to ego. In its original form, it was made from a human thigh bone, symbolizing the practitioner’s willingness to break attachment and engage fully in their spiritual journey. Today, wooden and resin versions are commonly used to uphold the spiritual significance while being ethically sourced.