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Singing bowl 3 metals - Green - N°3444.5
68.00 CHF
- Origin: Nepal
- Dimensions
- Diameter: 10cm
- Height: 5cm
- Weight: 310gr
- Available accessories
- 1 wooden mallet
- 1 yellow fabric cushion
If you'd like additional accessories that don't come with your bowl, you can find them here
1 in stock
* Unique piece. You will receive the stone shown above.
* Dimensions and weight may vary slightly.
* Despite our best efforts to ensure that the photo is as close to reality as possible, a slight variation in color may occur.
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Description
This Tibetan singing bowl has been handcrafted in Nepal from a 3-metal alloy (or precisely 2 alloys and 1 metal: brass, bronze and iron) cast in a sand mold. You can also explore our selection of 3-metal chakra-balancing singing bowls
Use
It's a pretty musical instrument and decorative object that can be used to announce the end of a meditation and relaxation, to play with children, to make a pretty sound that puts out a nice energy, but it doesn't have the tones and harmonics of a hammered singing bowl and has no therapeutic virtues.
Instructions for use
This little bowl is used with a wooden mallet, which is gently tapped on the outer edge of the bowl to make it ring. By rotating the mallet around the outer rim and exerting pressure, the bowl can be made to sing slightly.
History of Tibetan singing bowls
There is no written record of their origins, which date back over 3000 years to the Himalayas, where they were used by shamans and made by nomadic blacksmiths from copper and tin. The manufacture of 7-metal bowls dates back to the 1960s.
Today, singing bowls are mainly used in the West for their beautiful singing and their therapeutic benefits on our physical and subtle bodies.
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