Brass percussion instruments designed for clear tone and reliable use. Suitable as a yin qing handbell and as a traditional Chinese brass gong for temple or performance settings. Key benefits Clear, crisp sound: The yin qing produces a bright, pleasant tone that carries well for ritual, musical, or classroom use. Durable brass construction: Made from brass to deliver consistent resonance and long service life. Comfortable handling: A long handle provides a secure, comfortable grip for repeated striking during performances or ceremonies. Careful workmanship: Attention to construction and detail ensures even finish and dependable performance. Features and function Instrument type: Brass yin qing handbell and traditional Chinese brass gong used as a temple instrument and percussion device. Material: Brass for reliable acoustic properties and consistent timbre. Performance: Designed for crisp attack and sustained clarity, suitable for both solo strikes and rhythmic accompaniment. Ergonomics: Long handle for comfortable repeated use and precise control when striking. Practical uses Temple and ritual use: Clear tone and traditional form make this instrument suitable for temple ceremonies and religious observances. Musical performance and ensembles: Use in folk, traditional Chinese, or contemporary percussion sections to add bright, percussive color. Education and rehearsal: Useful for classroom rhythm exercises, ensemble cues, and practice sessions where a reliable striking instrument is needed. Care and handling tips Hold the long handle firmly and strike with a consistent motion to produce the intended crisp tone. Store in a dry place to maintain finish and prevent tarnish. Inspect before use to ensure the handle and striking surface remain secure for safe, repeatable play. What makes it stand out Combines traditional form with practical ergonomic design. Brass material and careful workmanship deliver a reliable, pleasant sound for ritual and musical applications.