Kangling 12" inches Epoxy Resin/ Boutique Tibetan Bone Flute/ Tantric Dharma Equipment/ Wind Instrument

12" inches Epoxy Resin Kangling, comes with Case as you see in picture.
Boutique Tibetan Bone Flute Tantric Dharma Equipment

Type: premium or normal
Size: 30cm or 12" inches

My Kangling sounds may not be as real bone. Due to how it has been made. but if you need it for your practice and waiting for a real one. This is a head start for the real one. And you have already mastered this.

What is Kangling?
literally translated as "leg" (kang) "flute" (ling), is the Tibetan name for a trumpet or horn made out of a human or femur, used in Tibetan Buddhism for various chöd rituals as well as funerals performed by a chöpa. The leg bone of a criminal or a person who died a violent death is preferred.[2] Alternatively, the leg bone of a respected teacher may be used.[3] The kangling may also be made out of wood.

The kangling should only be used in chöd rituals performed outdoors with the chöd damaru and bell.[2] In Tantric chöd practice, the practitioner, motivated by compassion, plays the kangling as a gesture of fearlessness, to summon hungry spirits and demons so that she or he may satisfy their hunger and thereby relieve their sufferings. It is also played as a way of "cutting off of the ego."[citation needed]


Two shin-bone trumpets and skull cup from a Tibetan banner representing attributes of Palden Lhamo
A minor figure from Katok Monastery, the First Chonyi Gyatso, Chopa Lugu (17th – mid-18th century), is remembered for his "nightly bellowing of bone-trumpet [kangling] and shouting of phet" on pilgrimage, much to the irritation of the business traveler who accompanied him. Chopa Lugu became renowned as "The Chod Yogi Who Split a Cliff in China (rgya nag brag bcad gcod pa).