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There is a moment, somewhere between the first strike and the last resonance, when a gong stops being an object and becomes a presence. For centuries, gongs have anchored meditation, ceremony and communal gathering — their overtones layering into the space around them, inviting stillness and presence in equal measure. This collection brings together handcrafted gongs with wooden stands and a selection of felted gong mallets, each chosen to serve practitioners, sound workers and anyone who values the transformative quality of resonant sound.
What you will find here
The collection centres on meditation gongs in a range of sizes, each mounted on a sturdy wooden stand. Whether you are drawn to the deep, room-filling resonance of a larger gong or the intimate, focused tone of a smaller instrument, there is a diameter to suit your space and practice. Sizes range from compact 25 cm pieces — ideal for a desk or bedside table — to substantial 80 cm gongs that hold their own in a studio or group setting. Every gong in the collection is handmade, and each carries its own character in terms of tonal warmth and sustain. Alongside the gongs themselves, felted gong mallets in two sizes — 23 cm and an extra-large 30 cm — are available separately, giving you the tools to play with control and subtlety.
Choosing the right gong
Size is the most significant factor in how a gong will sound and behave in your space. Larger gongs produce deeper, longer-sustaining overtones and are well suited to rooms where they can breathe. Smaller gongs offer quicker response and more immediate attack, which some practitioners prefer for focused, personal meditation. The wooden stand that accompanies each gong is an integral part of the piece — it positions the instrument at a comfortable playing angle and contributes to the overall resonance. When selecting, consider the size of your room and how you primarily intend to use the gong: solo practice, group sessions or ambient sound in a living space. If you are building a more comprehensive setup, a pair of mallets allows for richer tonal possibilities than a single strike.
Playing and caring for your gong
Gongs are played with intention and restraint. A gentle, centred strike with a felted mallet near the boss — or centre — produces a full, pure tone, while strikes closer to the edge introduce more complex overtones. After playing, wipe the gong surface with a dry cloth to remove moisture from your hands, and store it away from extremes of temperature and humidity to preserve both the finish and the tonal integrity. Felted mallets should be stored carefully to maintain their shape. With mindful care, a well-made gong will reward you with decades of rich, evolving sound.
Expanding your sound healing practice
Gongs are a natural companion to other sound healing instruments, and many practitioners find that combining a gong with a singing bowl or a set of Tibetan bells and tingshas creates a more layered and immersive sonic experience. If you are drawn to the handpan family, explore handpans and tongue drums for melodic textures that contrast beautifully with the gong's harmonic richness. For those who love the idea of handcrafted wind instruments alongside their practice, handmade ocarinas offer a different kind of intimacy — small, personal and wonderfully tactile.
Frequently asked questions
Do the gongs come with a stand?
Yes. Every gong in this collection is sold with its own wooden stand. The stand is included as part of the gong set and is not available separately within this collection.
Are the gong mallets included with the gong, or do I need to buy them separately?
The mallets are listed as separate products. We carry felted gong mallets in two sizes — 23 cm and an extra-large 30 cm — which you can add to your order at the same time as your gong. We recommend having at least one mallet to hand when your gong arrives so you can play it immediately.
How do I choose between a smaller and a larger gong?
Consider your space and how you plan to use the gong. Smaller gongs (25–35 cm) respond quickly and suit personal, desk or bedroom use. Larger gongs (50–80 cm) project further and fill a room more fully, making them better suited to studios, meditation spaces or group sessions. If you are unsure, err towards the largest size your space and budget allow — bigger gongs tend to be more forgiving and tonally complex.
What are the gongs made from?
The gongs in this collection are crafted from metal and are handmade, which means each one has its own individual tonal character. The wooden stands are made from wood, selected for their stability and resonance characteristics.
How should I care for my gong?
Wipe the surface with a dry, soft cloth after each use to remove natural oils and moisture from your hands. Avoid using water, chemicals or abrasive materials. Store your gong in a dry, temperature-stable environment and keep the felted mallets in a protected place where they will not be crushed or saturated. Following these simple steps will help preserve both the appearance and the sound quality of your instrument over time.