I-MARTI-MART Asian Oriental Zen Art Brass Desks Desktop Dragon Chinese Gong

Good item

BeautifulGreat delivery

Love those small bell. It goes very well in my asian corner.

Item arrived in a smashed up box. Luckily the item was unharmed. It was a gift for a friend so I had to put it into another box before wrapping. Item looks just as good as the picture. Not misshaped at all. I think my friend will love it

My mom loved it! It came perfect and with a sweet note.

It's okay for the money but it's not aligned very well, to where the bell is off center and the "mallet" bounces off the bell and hits it twice every swing.The sound it makes ends quite quickly due to the material it is made from.Overall 3 stars for quality.If I take price into account it could maybe stretch to 4 stars.End of day I'd rather pay double for something that will line up and sound better.

Honestly it was an impulse buy but I am quite pleased with the overall quality. It's a nice size for decorative purposes, the detail of the images is good, it actually functions and produces a nice sounding ring.

I like the design, the sound it produces, the designs on the bell.What do I use it for, I guess the correct word could possibly be ornamentation or supplementation. The “gong”/temple bell sits on my 1700’s “dragon”-style lantern carrier ( used by Chinese and Japanese when walking at night to hold “usually paper-lanterns” holding candles to enable them to ‘see’ where they were going) and a 1800’s bronze Shinto temple bell artifact found at a dig site in California. I was amazed when I hung that heavy bell from the spot that normally a paper lantern would have hung that it didn’t topple over from the weight, but they have stayed together in perfect balance for now over 40-years. Now this “miniature” temple “gong” sits with them, actually at the base on the lantern stand just below the bell.