塔刹位于塔的最高处，故宫铜大缸，是“观表全塔”和塔上最为显著的标记。“刹”来源于梵文，意思为“土田”和“国”，佛教的引申义为“佛国”。各种式样的塔都有塔刹，所谓是“无塔不刹”。印度的窣堵坡传入后，与中国传统建筑相的结合演化中，塔刹成为塔顶攒尖收尾的重要部分。
Tasha, located at the top of the tower, is the most prominent symbol of the "whole tower of view" and the tower. "Sha" comes from Sanskrit, which means "Tutian" and "Guo", and Buddhism extends to "Buddha State". All kinds of towers have tower brakes, so-called "no tower without brake". After the introduction of the steamed slope in India and the evolution of the combination with traditional Chinese architecture, the Tasha became an important part of the end of the top of the tower.
塔刹作为塔显著的标志，一般用金属或砖石制成，一般塔刹本身也如一座小覆钵塔，分为刹座、刹身、刹顶三部分构成。 [1]
As a remarkable symbol of the tower, the tower brake is usually made of metal or brick. Generally, the tower brake itself is also like a small covered bowl tower, which is composed of three parts: brake, brake body and brake top.