Melong Ritual Mirror (White Metal, Brass Accents, 2.5" Diameter)

The mirror (Tib. melong) holds deep spiritual significance in Tibetan Buddhism, originating as an ancient symbol in Indian iconography. It represents clarity, complete perception, and the primordial purity of the mind-stream or consciousness.

Melongs are used in various rituals and practices within Tibetan Buddhism. They serve as a reminder of the pristine nature of the mind, a tool in trusöl (bathing and cleansing) rituals, or as a symbolic offering on one's shrine. Melongs may also be part of a dadar ritual-arrow, used in rituals invoking life forces, longevity, and good luck.

Symbolism & Meaning

The mirror represents the purity and clarity of the mind, free from delusion. It is used in rituals to purify and cleanse the practitioner’s body and mind, creating space for wisdom and compassion to flourish.

Product Details

Material – Sturdy and solid craftsmanship
Design – Clean and precise look, ensuring a symbolic reminder of the pristine nature of the mind
Use – Suitable for trusöl rituals, symbolic shrine offering, or as part of a dadar ritual-arrow
Size – 3” in diameter
Craftsmanship – Handcrafted with precision

How to Use

Ritual Use – Used as a ritual tool in cleansing practices (trusöl) or as a symbolic offering on your altar.
Spiritual Reminder – Wear it as a reminder of the clarity and purity of the mind, especially during meditative or spiritual work.

Why Choose Tibetan Melong

Symbolic Power – Deeply connected to the clarity and purity of the mind, a central concept in Tibetan Buddhist teachings.
Authentic Craftsmanship – Solid, precise, and meticulously made, reflecting the tradition’s devotion to ritual tools.
Versatile Use – Ideal for various rituals, practices, or as a meaningful spiritual object.

This Tibetan melong is a powerful ritual tool that embodies purity and clarity, offering both practical and symbolic value in your spiritual practice.