Bright, rhythmic jingles that lift any bhajan or kirtan. This Chimta has a silver-coloured metal body with 6 pairs of brass bells along the sides. Strike, shake or clap it and it keeps time with a bright jingling sound.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Bhajan and kirtan mandalis, gurdwara and temple sangat, Punjabi folk and bhangra groups, devotional singers, school programmes and anyone who wants a simple rhythm instrument at home.
Specifications
| Type | Chimta (Indian tongs with jingles) |
|---|---|
| Body | Metal, silver finish |
| Jingles | 6 pairs of brass bells |
| Sound | Bright, rhythmic jingling |
| Suitable For | Bhajan, kirtan, folk music |
Good to know
- Hold the chimta at the top ring or handle and strike the arms together, or tap it on your palm, to play.
- Want a lighter sound? See our Chimta with 4 pairs of brass bells.
FAQ
Is the chimta used in Gurbani and bhangra?
Yes, the chimta is a common rhythm instrument in Punjabi folk, bhajan, kirtan and devotional music.
Does it need tuning?
No. It is ready to play out of the box.
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