Thick Bronze Xiang Jia Gong & Mallet—14 to 28"
Our Xiang Jia gong line spans 14 to 28 inches in 4 sizes, and a traditional Chinese gong mallet comes with each gong.
Xiang Jia gongs use thick, unlathed bronze with deep rims, and the rim depth measures 3 inches at 14 and 18 inches and 3.5 inches at 24 and 28 inches.
Approximate weights run 9 lbs to 14 lbs 6 oz across the sizes. Activities often associated with creativity, learning, and leisure can also play a meaningful role in cognitive and emotional well-being.
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Details
- Product: Chinese gong
- Gong sizes: 14", 18", 24", 28"
- Mallet: Traditional Chinese gong mallet
- Gong weight: 9 lbs to 14 lbs 6 oz
- Material: Bronze, unlathed
- Rim depth: 3" at 14" and 18"; 3.5" at 24" and 28"
- Gong origin: China
- Gong appearance: Photo shows an example of the style; individual gongs differ
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