Koshi Chimes
The idiophones encompass instruments that produce their sound through the vibration of the material they are made from.
At Rhythms & Roots, discover a fascinating collection of resonating instruments: bells, triangles, cymbals, singing bowls and many other sound marvels from around the world.
The idiophones encompass instruments that produce their sound through the vibration of the material they are made from.
At Rhythms & Roots, discover a fascinating collection of resonating instruments: bells, triangles, cymbals, singing bowls and many other sound marvels from around the world.
Unique acoustic principle
Unlike membranophones (drums) or chordophones (string instruments), idiophones vibrate in their entirety. The material itself becomes the sound source: metal, wood, stone, bamboo or ceramic resonate according to their natural physical properties.
Diversity of forms and cultures
This instrumental family crosses all civilizations:
- Asia: Tibetan singing bowls, Javanese gongs, temple bells
- Africa: balafons, ritual bells, gourd rattles
- America: bamboo tubes, Cuban claves, rain sticks
- Europe: triangles, cymbals, church bells
Musical and therapeutic applications
These instruments find their place in many contexts: sacred music, meditation, sound therapy, contemporary music and musical awakening. Their pure and lasting resonances promote concentration and appeasement.
Our specialized selection
We offer authentic pieces selected for their exceptional sound quality and artisanal finish. Each instrument offers a unique palette of timbres and harmonics.
Explore these fascinating instruments that reveal the music contained in matter itself.
