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Tibetan Singing Bowl Hand Etched Small 1
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$77.50
Handmade in Nepal from brass, this small, hand-etched Tibetan singing bowl brings sound and intention to meditation, sound cleansing and quiet spiritual practice. Let its ringing tone mark a pause in the day, open a ritual or draw your attention back to the present moment.
History & cultural significance
Commonly known as Tibetan singing bowls, these instruments are closely associated today with Himalayan craftsmanship and contemporary meditation practices. Nepal has a rich metalworking heritage, and the bowl honours the skill of the hands that made it. The familiar name does not establish an ancient Tibetan Buddhist origin: the history of singing bowls as meditation instruments is debated, and modern sound-cleansing practices should not be confused with a universal Tibetan monastic tradition.
Spiritual practice & sound cleansing
In contemporary spiritual practice, singing bowls are used to create a deliberate transition from everyday activity into sacred space. Sound cleansing uses the ringing tone as a focus for the intention to clear stagnant energy from a room, altar or ritual tools. Sound the bowl before meditation, while setting an intention or at the close of a working, allowing the note to fade before continuing.
Sound, vibration & frequency
A singing bowl makes sound when its metal body vibrates. A gentle strike produces a ringing note, while circling the rim with a suitable mallet can sustain its voice. The sound contains a fundamental frequency alongside higher resonances, creating a layered tone rather than a single pure frequency. This bowl has not been assigned a measured frequency or musical note, so it is not described as tuned to a particular hertz value or chakra.
How to use
Rest the bowl on an open palm or a supportive cushion without gripping its sides. Gently strike the outer rim with a suitable singing-bowl mallet, then listen as the sound fades. To encourage a sustained tone, move the mallet steadily around the outside of the rim with even pressure. Begin softly and let listening become part of the practice.
Material: Brass
Origin: Handmade in Nepal
Finish: Hand-etched
Size: Small
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Tibetan Singing Bowl Hand Etched Small 1
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Handmade in Nepal from brass, this small, hand-etched Tibetan singing bowl brings sound and intention to meditation, sound cleansing and quiet spiritual practice. Let its ringing tone mark a pause in the day, open a ritual or draw your attention back to the present moment.
History & cultural significance
Commonly known as Tibetan singing bowls, these instruments are closely associated today with Himalayan craftsmanship and contemporary meditation practices. Nepal has a rich metalworking heritage, and the bowl honours the skill of the hands that made it. The familiar name does not establish an ancient Tibetan Buddhist origin: the history of singing bowls as meditation instruments is debated, and modern sound-cleansing practices should not be confused with a universal Tibetan monastic tradition.
Spiritual practice & sound cleansing
In contemporary spiritual practice, singing bowls are used to create a deliberate transition from everyday activity into sacred space. Sound cleansing uses the ringing tone as a focus for the intention to clear stagnant energy from a room, altar or ritual tools. Sound the bowl before meditation, while setting an intention or at the close of a working, allowing the note to fade before continuing.
Sound, vibration & frequency
A singing bowl makes sound when its metal body vibrates. A gentle strike produces a ringing note, while circling the rim with a suitable mallet can sustain its voice. The sound contains a fundamental frequency alongside higher resonances, creating a layered tone rather than a single pure frequency. This bowl has not been assigned a measured frequency or musical note, so it is not described as tuned to a particular hertz value or chakra.
How to use
Rest the bowl on an open palm or a supportive cushion without gripping its sides. Gently strike the outer rim with a suitable singing-bowl mallet, then listen as the sound fades. To encourage a sustained tone, move the mallet steadily around the outside of the rim with even pressure. Begin softly and let listening become part of the practice.
Material: Brass
Origin: Handmade in Nepal
Finish: Hand-etched
Size: Small
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