This blue singing bowl is 5 inches wide, and 3 inches tall. This singing bowl is made from seven metals, including copper and silver. This singing bowl was cast in Nepal. The Tibetan Buddhist mantra, hail to the jewel in the lotus, is written around the outside of this singing bowl.
This is a Hand Hammered (beaten) singing bowl hammered carefully by expert craftsmen of Nepal. The process consists of continuous hammering, heating, molding, shaping, smoothing and shining the bowls by hand. They are fine tuned to produce a high quality reverberating healing and soothing sound. These bowls are traditionally made from seven metals. Singing Bowls are one of the ancient Tibetan meditation tools. The pure sounds produced when the rim is rubbed by the mallet is said to put the brain into a meditative state. The vibrations of the singing bowls have the same wavelength found in the brainwaves that produce feelings of relaxation. Today they are employed worldwide both within and without these spiritual traditions, (more…)
This singing bowl is 5.5 inches at the widest part, and 5 inches at the rim. This singing bowl is made from 7 metals, including Tibetan silver. There are designs carved around the bottom of the bowl, and on the inside. This singing bowl was cast in Nepal.
This singing bowl is brown, and it is made from 7 metals. This singing bowl has the Tibetan Buddhist om mani padme hum mantra, which means, hail to the jewel in the lotus, painted around the outside of the bowl. This singing bowl is 9 inches wide at the widest point, and 3 inches tall. This singing bowl was hand cast in Nepal.
This singing bowl is made from seven metals. This singing bowl is 6 inches wide at the rim, and 2 inches tall. This singing bowl has the Tibetan Buddhist om mani padme hum mantra written around the outside of the bowl. This singing bowl was cast in Nepal. This singing bowl includes the striker, but does not include the stand.
Singing Bowls are one of the ancient Tibetan meditation tools. The pure sounds produced when the rim is rubbed by the mallet is said to put the brain into a meditative state. The vibrations of the singing bowls have the same wavelength found in the brainwaves that produce feelings of relaxation. Today they are employed worldwide both within and without these spiritual traditions, for meditation, trance-induction, relaxation, healthcare, personal well-being and religious practice. The bowls are handmade in Nepal, and are made of Panchaloga: literally translated from Sanskrit as Five Metals: the metal alloys contain copper, tin, zinc, iron and other metals. These bowls are hand made and etched, therefore the bowl you receive (more…)
