Description
We love our American Inkin bell. Made by Teido Bill Stephens, a monk friend of ours living in Virginia, it is the only American-made inkin bell that we know of. The spun brass bell, black walnut striker, and black walnut handle combine in Shaker simplicity, with the striker fitting elegantly into the handle when the bell is at rest. Also included is a burlap resting pad for the bell. The 2.7” bell has a clear, lasting tone. Each inkin is individually hand crafted and unique. (Pictured above with our Zen Clappers and Folding Zabuton.)
An inkin bell is traditionally used to begin and end Zen meditation sittings.
Vincent C. (verified owner) –
The sound quality of an Inkin Bell costing $300-$400.
Maureen E. (verified owner) –
Beautiful, high quality bell. The sound is clear, strong and warm and the design feels wonderful in your hand. It is simple yet very graceful. Highly recommend.
BRAD E. (verified owner) –
Rebecca C. (verified owner) –
The bell is incredibly beautiful and the chime it produces is clear and bright. It has the best sound of any bell I have. And it is a pleasure to hold. Finest craftsmanship—one can tell it was designed and created with thoughtfulness and care.
Espen Ore (verified owner) –
This is where I would have liked the option of six stars. Beuatifully made and with a very good tone