Feature
●PORTABLE AND COMPACT: The office, the outdoors, retreats?this singing bowl can easily travel with you and your meditation accessories anywhere you go. It’s small enough to fit into the palm of your hand, yet is able to produce long and layered tones.
●EASY TO PLAY: Take our mallet and just gonna go on the outside of the singing bowls, kind of catching like the tail end of that sound going around the rim and rotate the top roller at a constant speed along the outside of the singing bowl. you must keep you are going to keep your wrist straight and strong. It’s gonna help produce that sound like pretty quickly, the mallet is straight. It’s not really going to make the sound correctly if you’re holding it at an angle.
●EASILY PLAY MESMERIZING TONES FOR HOLISTIC HEALING: Healing processes are initiated through entraining our brainwaves to synchronize with the perfect resonance of the bowls. You can easily play peaceful and mesmerizing tones on this unique Tibetan singing bowl to create a type of energy medicine that reduces stress and promotes spiritual, mental and physical healing.
●PREMIUM QUALITY: Adopting traditional Nepalese craft, made up of seven metals including gold, silver, mercury, copper, iron, tin and lead. The bowl is sturdy and durable, thus it can adapt to any environments such as humid, cold, heat, etc.
●BEAUTIFUL WELLNESS GIFTS: It is ready to gift. A thoughtful and special gifts for families, friends on Mothers day, Fathers day, Christmas, Birthday, Thanksgiving. A perfect wellness gift for special one in your life. Of course, including yourself. Lastly, your satisfaction is our top priority, if you are not happy about your order, we are here for you 24x7, 365 days with all our heart. Purchase with Confidence!
[one size 1]
Description
【Notice】
Those pictures are just for reference only, and allow 1-2mm differences due to manual measurement
If you have any questions, you can consult the seller, and we will try our best to solve your problem
【Singing Bowl History】
Standing bells originated in China. An early form called nao took the shape of a stemmed goblet. The manufacture and use of bowls specifically for ‘singing’ is believed to be a modern phenomenon. Bowls that were capable of singing began to be imported to the West from around the early 1970s. Since then they have become a popular instrument in the US-originating new-age genre often marketed as Tibetan music. Today they are known by many different names.
From chakra bowls, buddah singing bowl, healing bowls, Himalayan bowl, Tibet singing bowl, metal singing bowls, brass singing bowls, Japanese singing bowls, om singing bowl. They all refer to these standing bells used for silent mind meditation, sound healing and prayer.