Tibetan Singing Bowl | Meditation & Sound Bath
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A 19 cm hand-hammered metal singing bowl with a wooden mallet, for meditation, sound baths or a quiet moment at home.
- Size: 19 cm, a versatile size for personal use
- Hand-hammered metal; visible hammer marks
- Smooth, polished rim; wooden mallet included
- Strike for a bell-like tone, or circle the rim for a sustained hum
$110.00
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Description
Tibetan Singing Bowl — 19 cm bowl with wooden mallet
The singing bowl comes from the Himalayan tradition, where it has been played for generations to mark the start and end of meditation. This bowl produces a rich, resonant hum, and many people find its long, layered tone a gentle way to settle into a meditation, a yoga session or simply a quiet pause.
Design and material
The bowl is hand-hammered from a blend of metals, and the hammer marks on its surface are part of its handmade character and shape its spectrum of overtones. At 19 cm it rests comfortably in the palm or on a cushion. The rim is smooth and polished for an even contact with the mallet.
In tradition
Singing bowls have long been part of Himalayan and Buddhist meditation practice, where their tone marks the beginning and end of a sitting. Today they are also played in sound baths, group sessions where people listen to layered bowl tones.
Details
- Singing bowl, 19 cm
- Wooden mallet
- Hand-hammered metal blend with a polished rim
How to use
- To strike: tap the outer side of the bowl gently with the mallet for a clear, bell-like tone.
- To sing: hold the bowl on your flat palm, press the mallet steadily against the outer rim and circle it slowly until a sustained tone builds.
- Use it to open or close a meditation, alongside yoga nidra, or in a sound bath.
Handle with care, and set the bowl on a soft, stable surface when playing. Keep out of reach of young children. Store dry.
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