Feature(may vary by option.)
●7 Colored Set Singing Bowl Meditation Set - Our set includes 7 Himalayan singing bowls with a range of sizes for various healing and sound bath meditation. Comes with 7 mallets and 7 cushions.
●Balancing Chakras and Healing - Each singing bowl corresponds to one of the seven chakras and can be used to balance energy flow and promote healing and meditation.
●Handcrafted by Skilled Artisans - Our Tibetan singing bowls are handmade by skilled artisans in Nepal using traditional techniques passed down for generations with each bowl having unique character.
●A Beautiful and Meaningful Gift - Our singing bowls make for a perfect spiritual gift for your loved ones. Ideal for birthdays, weddings, housewarming, or any occasion.
●Enhance Your Meditation Practice - Our singing bowls are perfect for meditation, yoga, and other spiritual practices. Enhance your mindfulness and experience deeper states of relaxation and peace.
[7 Chakra Color and Mantra]
[Lingam Bowl with Bag]
[2 Chakra Set]
[5 Chakra Set]
[Lingam Bowl]
[3 Chakra Set]
[7 Chakra Set]
Description
Experience The Perfect Harmony of your Mind, Body, and Soul.
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Achieve Focus and Clarity
Delve deeper into your meditation practice with the clear and continuous sound of the bowl.
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Enhance Mind-Body Connection
Foster a mind-body connection by complementing physical postures with calming sounds.
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Heal through Vibrations
Release pent-up emotions and traumas, promoting emotional well-being with sound therapy.
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Align your Energy Centers
Increase vitality, emotional stability, and spiritual growth by aligning the 7 chakras.
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Elixir for Relaxation
Regulate cortisol levels and stress hormone, for better sleep, mood, and overall quality of life
The Origin of Singing Bowl
Singing bowls are believed to have originated in the Himalayan region centuries ago. Their precise origin is still debated, but these bowls have deep historical roots in Asian spiritual practices. They have been used in Tibetan Buddhism and other spiritual traditions for meditation, healing, and sound therapy. Some theories suggest Chinese influence and connections to ancient metalworking traditions, but concrete historical evidence is limited.
