Description
are made of bronze with the dragon image etched into them. The center “bell” or “nipple” helps create a clear, beautiful tone when struck. Smaller gongs will have high, clear tones. As the gongs get larger, the tone gets lower and deeper.
Traditionally, dragons were associated with water. The dragon was a form of a four fold deity of the sky: clouds, rain, thunder and lightening. Villagers commonly enjoyed the dragon dance to invoke rain.
The 20 Dragon Gong rings a solid tone, low and powerful. The carving on the Dragon Gong reminds us of a sunny day when the king landed at Dai La. He looked up into the sky and saw a golden dragon rise.
Ah, thats very fortunate, he said. Thus naming the new capital Thang Long, or City of the Soaring Dragon when Hanoi stands today.
The Internal Wave Gong Holder is a versatile space saving alternative to floor gong stands!
This sturdy wall hanger can be directly mounted to the wall. It is HIGHLY recommended to mount this gong hanger to a single framing stud behind your wall. If mounted to a stud, this stand will hold gongs up to 44″ or 60 lbs. If mounted using dry wall anchors, this wall hanger will support gongs up to 32″ or 25 lbs.
There are three spacing options available for placing the gong hooks – either 6″, 9″, or 12″ apart – to accommodate the size of your gong, length of your gong chord, or how you would like your gong to hang. The choice is yours!
Measurements:
Wall Plate Height: 12″
Wall Plate Width: 3″
Crossbar Width: 16″
Depth from Wall: 13.5″
Weight: 3 lbs
Gong Hook Spacing (Three Options): 6″ , 9″, or 12″
Learn how to assemble and install this gong hanger with Joshua, the assembly wizard, in the video below:
PLEASE NOTE: Wall fasteners are not included as these will be specific for each unique space, stud, or drywall situation.
The 28″ Dragon Gong on the Internal Wave Gong Hanger
These Vietnamese Dragon Gongs are made of bronze with the dragon image etched into them. The center “bell” or “nipple” helps create a clear, beautiful tone when struck. Smaller gongs will have high, clear tones. As the gongs get larger, the tone gets lower and deeper.
Traditionally, dragons were associated with water. The dragon was a form of a four fold deity of the sky: clouds, rain, thunder and lightening. Villagers commonly enjoyed the dragon dance to invoke rain.
The 28 Dragon Gong rings a solid tone, low and powerful. The carving on the Dragon Gong reminds us of a sunny day when the king landed at Dai La. He looked up into the sky and saw a golden dragon rise.
Ah, thats very fortunate, he said. Thus naming the new capital Thang Long, or City of the Soaring Dragon when Hanoi stands today.
The Internal Wave Gong Holder is a versatile space saving alternative to floor gong stands!
This sturdy wall hanger can be directly mounted to the wall. It is HIGHLY recommended to mount this gong hanger to a single framing stud behind your wall. If mounted to a stud, this stand will hold gongs up to 44″ or 60 lbs. If mounted using dry wall anchors, this wall hanger will support gongs up to 32″ or 25 lbs.
There are three spacing options available for placing the gong hooks – either 6″, 9″, or 12″ apart – to accommodate the size of your gong, length of your gong chord, or how you would like your gong to hang. The choice is yours!
Measurements:
Wall Plate Height: 12″
Wall Plate Width: 3″
Crossbar Width: 16″
Depth from Wall: 13.5″
Weight: 3 lbs
Gong Hook Spacing (Three Options): 6″ , 9″, or 12″
Learn how to assemble and install this gong hanger with Joshua, the assembly wizard, in the video below:
PLEASE NOTE: Wall fasteners are not included as these will be specific for each unique space, stud, or drywall situation.
The 32″ Dragon Gong on the Internal Wave Gong Hanger
These Vietnamese Dragon Gongs are made of bronze with the dragon image etched into them. The center “bell” or “nipple” helps create a clear, beautiful tone when struck. Smaller gongs will have high, clear tones. As the gongs get larger, the tone gets lower and deeper.
Traditionally, dragons were associated with water. The dragon was a form of a four fold deity of the sky: clouds, rain, thunder and lightening. Villagers commonly enjoyed the dragon dance to invoke rain.
The 32 Dragon Gong rings a solid tone, low and powerful. The carving on the Dragon Gong reminds us of a sunny day when the king landed at Dai La. He looked up into the sky and saw a golden dragon rise.
Ah, thats very fortunate, he said. Thus naming the new capital Thang Long, or City of the Soaring Dragon when Hanoi stands today.
The Internal Wave Gong Holder is a versatile space saving alternative to floor gong stands!
This sturdy wall hanger can be directly mounted to the wall. It is HIGHLY recommended to mount this gong hanger to a single framing stud behind your wall. If mounted to a stud, this stand will hold gongs up to 44″ or 60 lbs. If mounted using dry wall anchors, this wall hanger will support gongs up to 32″ or 25 lbs.
There are three spacing options available for placing
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