Sound Fine Finish Antique Thado Bati Large Singing Bowl

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These exceptional Healing Bowls are meticulously handcrafted in Nepal, following traditional techniques passed down through generations. Each bowl is created with utmost care and attention to detail, ensuring the highest level of quality and resonance.

These remarkable Healing Bowls carry with them not only the craftsmanship of generations but also profound energy. Crafted with reverence and precision, they are more than just musical instruments; they are vessels of tradition, artistry, and spiritual significance. Each Healing Bowl resonates with a unique harmony, a testament to the enduring legacy of craftsmanship and cosmic influence.

What do healing bowls do ?

Healing bowls, such as crystal bowls, work by harnessing the vibrational frequencies of sound healing instruments. These healing bowls have the unique capacity to penetrate the body's skin, fluids, and bones, resulting in a comprehensive relaxation and recalibration that extends down to the cellular structure. This immersive experience fosters a profound sense of "resonance" within the body, highlighting the transformative power of healing bowls.

What are healing bowls made of ?

In ancient times, these bowls were crafted from pure copper, primarily for their medicinal applications. Today, they are predominantly fashioned from bronze, a blend of copper, tin, and zinc, or a unique amalgamation of seven metals. These seven metals include copper, tin, zinc, iron, lead, gold, and silver, symbolizing the alignment with the seven chakras in the realm of earth metals.

What frequency are healing bowls?

Healing bowls encompass a diverse frequency spectrum, typically spanning from approximately 110 Hz to 660 Hz. However, some singing bowls can extend their frequencies into the 800s or even 900s. It's worth noting that the precise Hz measurements for singing bowls can be somewhat approximate due to their intricate sound profiles and the fluctuation of frequencies as they transition between various tones and octaves.

What is the real name of the singing bowl?

The singing bowl is known by various names, including resting bell, prayer bowl, Buddha bowl, Himalayan bowl, Tibetan bell, rin gong, bowl gong, and cup gong. It is often referred to as a singing bowl or Tibetan singing bowl when it has the capability to produce a sustained musical note.

What is the history of singing bowls in Nepal?

According to anecdotal references, brass singing bowls that are over 2,000 years old have been discovered in regions of India and Northern Nepal as recently as the early 20th century. The history of metallurgy in Nepal stretches back over seven centuries, and Nepali metal artisans have gained recognition as some of the world's finest craftsmen in working with metals and alloys.

Do you put water in sound bowls ?

Indeed, you can place water in singing bowls. To put it plainly, when you pour water into a singing bowl and play it while imbuing positive intentions, the water undergoes a process of purification, charging, and activation, absorbing the healing energies emanating from the bowl.

What are the features of singing bowl?

Tibetan Singing Bowls are brought to life by the gentle friction of a mallet, resulting in their captivating, resonant sound. Believers in the power of these singing bowls maintain that they possess healing properties for a range of ailments and contribute to maintaining mental equilibrium. Crafting these singing bowls typically involves a combination of alloy metals, which may include copper, silver, tin, iron, or gold.

Singing Bowl Types/Material : 7 Metal Hand made Singing Bowl

• Diameter: 4" - 5"
• Height: 6 cm
• Weight: 190 gm - 210 gm

Striker Types/Material: Black Leather Wooden Stick

• Diameter: 1"
• Height: 5"