Bhutanese Chöd Damaru – Genuine Leather

Bhutanese Chöd Damaru – Genuine Leather

A traditional-style damaru made for Chöd and Vajrayana practice.

Within the Chöd tradition, the damaru is used as a ritual instrument during prayer, visualization, offering, and meditation practice.

Its rhythmic sound accompanies the practice and serves as a reminder of impermanence, generosity, and the letting go of attachment and self-grasping.

The damaru is not simply an ordinary musical instrument or decorative object. It is a practice support and should be used respectfully, according to the instructions and transmission of one’s own teacher and lineage.

Meaning in Chöd Practice

In Chöd, sound forms part of the ritual offering.

The movement and sound of the damaru accompany practices concerned with offering, compassion, awareness of impermanence, and cutting through habitual grasping.

Its purpose is not performance.

It is used within practice as a simple and direct ritual support.

Handmade in Nepal

This damaru is made in Nepal in a traditional style.

Each piece is individually prepared, so small differences in shape, surface, finishing, and tone may naturally occur.

These variations are part of its handmade character.

Product Details

• Traditional Chöd Damaru
• Origin: Nepal
• Handmade style
• Diameter: approximately 18–19 cm / 7.1–7.5 inches
• Suitable for Chöd practice
• Suitable for Vajrayana ritual and meditation practice
• Quantity: 1 damaru

Suitable For

• Chöd practice
• Vajrayana ritual practice
• Buddhist ceremonies
• Meditation and retreat
• Personal Dharma practice

Please keep the damaru clean and dry and store it respectfully when not in use.

This item is offered respectfully as a support for Dharma practice, devotion, and auspicious connection. Please handle sacred imagery and ritual objects with care.

🙏 May the virtue connected with this offering support the flourishing of the Dharma and the benefit of all beings.

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