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A Buddhist bell is a sacred and symbolic instrument, often crafted with care and precision. It typically consists of a metal alloy, commonly brass, bronze, or a combination of metals. The bell has a distinctive shape, with a rounded bottom that opens into a flared rim. The design may vary, but many bells have a simple and elegant form. The bell is accompanied by a separate striker or mallet, often made from wood or leather-covered wood, used to produce the resonant sound. When the striker is gently tapped against the rim of the bell, it produces a clear and calming tone that reverberates through the air.