Muzeion
Kangling Sacred Bone Flute // 2
Product Description
A kangling, literally translated as a "leg flute", is a trumpet or horn carved from a real human femur and used in Tibetan Buddhism rituals. Designed to remind us of our transient physical existence, the kangling produces a wailing sound, meant to create a mystical atmosphere during tantric rituals. It is played as a gesture of fearlessness and as a way of cutting off the ego.
Product Details
- ColorsBeige, Brown
- Materials
Bone
- Measurements
3"L x 12.25"W x 2.75"H
— Sacred Bone Flute
— From Tibet, Central Asia, Circa 19th Century
— Carved From A Human Femur And Used In Tibetan Buddhism Rituals
— Mouthpiece Made Out Of Copper + Silver Fittings
— Patellar Groove Has Been Hollowed Out To Form A Double Bell Covered With Leather + Silver
— Gemstone Inlay With Coral And Malachite Pieces.
— Certificate Of Authenticity By Muzeion Gallery
Shipping Information
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Shipping AvailabilityContiguous United States
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Shipping PolicyWhite Glove Delivery
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White Glove Charges$349.00 first item / $349.00 each additional ?White glove service includes delivery into the room of choice with removal of packaging. White glove service does NOT include assembly IF the item requires it.
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Ship In3-5 weeks ⓘ
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Return PolicyFinal sale, not eligible for return or cancellation
Size Chart
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