Vintage Japanese Temple Rin Gong — Bronze, 1950, Showa Era (SKU: 25M-474-5)
Vintage Japanese Temple Rin Gong — Bronze, 1950s, Showa Era
A Meditative Echo from Mid-Century Japan
This vintage Japanese temple gong (rin), dating to the 1950s Showa period, radiates quiet strength and spiritual resonance. Cast from bronze with a subtly dimpled, hammered surface, the bowl rests on a vibrant red silk cushion, evoking scenes from temples, tea ceremonies, or private moments of reflection.
Traditionally used in Buddhist practice, the rin gong produces a clear, lingering tone when gently struck—an auditory invitation to mindfulness and stillness. Its elegant simplicity and gentle patina speak to decades of reverent use and cultural continuity.
Perfect as a centerpiece in a meditation space, altar, or study, this gong brings a sense of harmony, heritage, and grounding into any environment.
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Origin: Japan
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Era: 1950s, Showa Period
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Material: Cast bronze with hand-hammered texture
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Use: Meditation gong, altar accessory, sound healing
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Features: Warm aged patina, traditional shape, comes with red cushion
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Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor signs of age
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Dimensions: 6 1/2" Diameter x 5"H
Whether used for spiritual rituals or admired as a sculptural object, this gong offers a resonant connection to Japan’s timeless traditions.
hear the sound https://youtube.com/shorts/qhje9GI1Qgg