Lion Cymbals, also commonly called ‘Chinese cymbals’, have the distinctive sharp, cylindrical bell (traditionally the cymbal’s handle) and turned-up edges. Available from 12 – 24 inches, they can explode with fiery bursts of energy or contribute simmering roars of fire. They have found a home in the west from the concert hall to the rock stage. The centers of these Lion Cymbals are drilled for drum set or percussion rig mounting.

Lion Cymbals, also commonly called ‘Chinese cymbals’, have the distinctive sharp, cylindrical bell (traditionally the cymbal’s handle) and turned-up edges. Available from 12 – 24 inches, they can explode with fiery bursts of energy or contribute simmering roars of fire. They have found a home in the west from the concert hall to the rock stage. The centers of these Lion Cymbals are drilled for drum set or percussion rig mounting.

Lion Cymbals, also commonly called ‘Chinese cymbals’, have the distinctive sharp, cylindrical bell (traditionally the cymbal’s handle) and turned-up edges. Available from 12 – 24 inches, they can explode with fiery bursts of energy or contribute simmering roars of fire. They have found a home in the west from the concert hall to the rock stage. The centers of these Lion cymbals are drilled for drum set or percussion rig mounting.

Lion Cymbals, also commonly called ‘Chinese cymbals’, have the distinctive sharp, cylindrical bell (traditionally the cymbal’s handle) and turned-up edges. Available from 12 – 24 inches, they can explode with fiery bursts of energy or contribute simmering roars of fire. They have found a home in the west from the concert hall to the rock stage. The centers of these Lion cymbals are drilled for drum set or percussion rig mounting.

Lion Cymbals, also commonly called ‘Chinese cymbals’, have the distinctive sharp, cylindrical bell (traditionally the cymbal’s handle) and turned-up edges. Available from 12 – 24 inches, they can explode with fiery bursts of energy or contribute simmering roars of fire. They have found a home in the west from the concert hall to the rock stage. The centers of these Lion cymbals are drilled for drum set or percussion rig mounting.

Lion Cymbals, also commonly called ‘Chinese cymbals’, have the distinctive sharp, cylindrical bell (traditionally the cymbal’s handle) and turned-up edges. Available from 12 – 24 inches, they can explode with fiery bursts of energy or contribute simmering roars of fire. They have found a home in the west from the concert hall to the rock stage. The centers of these Lion cymbals are drilled for drumset or percussion rig mounting.

Lion Cymbals, also commonly called ‘Chinese cymbals’, have the distinctive sharp, cylindrical bell (traditionally the cymbal’s handle) and turned-up edges. Available from 12 – 24 inches, they can explode with fiery bursts of energy or contribute simmering roars of fire. They have found a home in the west from the concert hall to the rock stage. The centers of these Lion cymbals are drilled for drum set or percussion rig mounting.

Lion Cymbals, also commonly called Chinese cymbals, have the distinctive sharp, cylindrical bell (traditionally the cymbals handle) and turned-up edges. Available from 12  24 inches, they can explode with fiery bursts of energy or contribute simmering roars of fire. They have found a home in the west from the concert hall to the rock stage. The centers of these Lion cymbals are drilled for drum set or percussion rig mounting.