Tibetan Bells

A bell can be eight, twelve, sixteen, eighteen or twenty twofinger-widths in height. Its base must be round, above which is a vasesurmounted by the face of the goddess Prajnaparamita. Above these are alotus, a moon disc and finally a vajra.
The hollow of the bell symbolizes the wisdom cognizing emptiness. Theclapper represents the sound of emptiness. The eight lotus petals arethe four mothers and four goddesses and the vase represents the vasecontaining the nectar of accomplishment

Tibetan bell, available in different sizes and finish