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Nepali Temple Gong Release
Fifteen one of a kind bronze temple style gongs from Nepal, each with its own iconography, recording, photos, and video.
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The Ohm Store Exclusive Gong Release
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Now Available
One of a kind bronze temple style gongs from Nepal.
Dearest Ohmies,
Now available to you, is a release of 15 one of a kind, bronze temple style gongs from Nepal.
Nepali-style temple gongs have a warm, hand-hammered sound with a strong low center, a complex shimmer, and a long natural decay. They sound more earthy and textured than polished.
Made by hand in Nepal, entirely starting from an ingot of bell metal bronze, then each is adorned with a one of one design that Lauren and I have envisioned.
We’ve currently only made one of each design, and we welcome the opportunity to get you one of these today.
Please scroll down to see each gong in the collection, and then you can listen to the exact sound recording for each gong, and see videos and photos for each.
You’ll receive the exact gong you see and hear.
Welcome one now.
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Start Here
Gong 12: The figure, the field, and the low devotional voice.
This is the one I would show you first. It has a seated deity figure surrounded by lotus, vine, cloud, and water-like ornament, all worked into a dark bronze field. Sonically it is heavy and centered, with a deep A#2 carrying the body of the sound and a brief upper shimmer at the front before it settles into a long, bass-weighted sustain.
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Featured First
Gong 12: Seated Deity Figure
Iconography: An ornate crowned figure with a halo-like circle, surrounded by large lotus petals, curling vines, and dense flowing ornament.
Sound: A deep A#2 main voice, close A2 beneath it, and a quieter B3 shimmer at the opening. Heavy, devotional, and bass-weighted.
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A closer look through the collection
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Gong 18: Sun, Moon & Lotus Mandala
A flower-of-life center sits inside lotus petals, crescent moons, stars, and a pointed lotus frame.
Sound character: Deep G2 underneath, with G#3 and D#4 adding a bright, ringing shimmer at the front.
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Gong 15: Rising Bird & Small Sun Disc
A winged bird form rises through the center, with lifted wings, feather detail, and curling flame or vine ornament below.
Sound character: Dark G2 body with a brighter flash from E4 and A#3 partials at the opening.
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Gong 13: Dragons Around A Lotus
Two dragons curve inward around a central lotus, surrounded by pearl-like dots, cloud forms, and a floral border.
Sound character: Low G2 foundation with C3 and C#3 movement, plus a brighter D#4 color at the strike.
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Gong 16: Lotus Mandala & Sacred Geometry
A central lotus is built into fine geometric lines, circular nodes, dotted bands, and floral outer rings.
Sound character: Deep A#2 center with C4 and F3 partials that make the opening feel structured, resonant, and layered.
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Gong 9: Tree Of Life In A Geometric Field
A branching tree fills the center, with exposed roots, a rosette base, and an interlocking temple-diagram field behind it.
Sound character: Deep A#2 ground with B3 and C4 partials that add lift and movement through the early decay.
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Gong 10: Mountain, Lotus & Rising Sun
A sun or moon disc rises behind mountain peaks, with a lotus in still water below and radiating ornament around the scene.
Sound character: Grounded A#2 body with B3 brightness and a softer D3 support underneath the bass.
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Gong 8: Eight-Petal Lotus Mandala
A flower-of-life pattern fills the center, with eight pointed lotus petals, fine vine work, medallions, and endless-knot style symbols.
Sound character: Low A2 center, nearby G#2 underneath, and a clear C#3 edge that gives the strike definition.
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Gong 7: Lotus With Two Peacocks
Two inward-facing peacocks stand around a lotus, with long tails curving down through vine work and floral ornament.
Sound character: Deep G2 as the main voice, with a quieter D3 above it for a clear fifth and a steady bass-weighted decay.
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Gong 17: Three Lotus Stems From Water
A central lotus rises highest, joined by a smaller open blossom and a closed bud, all standing above water lines.
Sound character: Low A2 center with A3 and A#3 partials, calm, focused, and bass-heavy through the decay.
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Gong 11: Floral Mandala With Four Lotus Blossoms
A circular floral mandala sits at the center, with four larger lotus blossoms and smaller buds placed around it.
Sound character: Deep G#2 held through the decay, with A3 and E4 adding a spacious shimmer at the opening.
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Gong 14: Lotus With Temple-Flame Silhouette
A strong layered lotus rises from the lower center, framed by dotted rings, small floral marks, and a broad vine border.
Sound character: Warm low A2, with D#3 and B3 partials acting like a brief upper halo before settling into bass.
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Choose by ear first.
The image matters. The iconography matters. But the sound is the instrument. Listen to the recording on each product page and choose the one that keeps your attention after the strike has already happened.
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Warm Regards,
Frank, at The Ohm Store
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