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Buddhist Hand- Hammered Thadobati Tibetan Singing Bowl for Meditation and Sound Healing




This is a hand-hammered singing bowl in brass metal. The design is antique and simple, and there is no embellishment on the bowl. When you move the striker stick around this bowl, you experience a superior quality of sound resonance that also lasts longer. The vibration in this hand-hammered bowl is high and many a time believers would put palms on both sides of this bowl for touch healing. Such antique design singing bowls produce harmonic overtones creating an effect that is unique to the instrument. The subtle yet complex multiple harmonic frequencies are a special quality caused by variations of the hand made singing bowls

Tibetan singing bowls are said to promote relaxation, harmony, and offer many healing properties including chakra balancing. A great partner in meditation, yoga, chakra clearing exercises, and sound healing. Antique singing bowls are highly sought after for their rich tones and unique physical characteristic
Singing bowls are used all over the world for meditation, medication, personal well-being, and relaxation. Singing bowls are played by striking the rim of the bowl with a padded mallet to emphasize the harmonic overtones and a continuous 'singing' sound. These are hand-made by skilled craftsmen using bell metal which is an alloy of several metals

Details of this particular singing bowl are listed below:

Diameter: 7 5/8" (19.3 cm)
Weight: 2.11 lbs. (958 grams)
Fundamental tone: F#3 184 Hz. (Concert Pitch)
Rim tone: C5 537 Hz.; 1st (Root) chakra
Hand-forged, mixed-alloy bronze

Stricker material: wooden and velvetType: Thadobati
Country of Origin: Tibet
Type: "Remuna"


About the Sound Sample

First, you'll hear the bowl struck on its upper outside edge with a Himalayan hardwood Tibetan-wool padded mallet. Next, you'll hear the rim tone played with the leather end of the padded mallet.

Bowl rings at a C note when struck with a woolen mallet. This resonates with the Root Chakra, which is situated at the base of or tail end of the spine. It is the foundation of the physical body; it stimulates vital forces throughout our body and assists in keeping us grounded to the earth.


Bowl Type: "Remuna"

Typically light construction, with a slightly concave aperture and a generous belly. Multiple parallel line patterns are lathed around the exterior wall. Often, dot-line inscriptions will appear approximately half an inch below the rim on the exterior wall. These bowls may have been partially cast as well as forged. Usually, a set of concentric circles orbit out from a small circle in the center of the basin. The lip is usually grooved. Often Remuna style singing bowls also have an inscription on the exterior.



Package Includes:

1. Tibetan silk-brocade Singing Bowl Cushion (shown above) in your choice of Tibetan Red, Royal Blue, or Plum.
2-Piece Professional Mallet Set (a 25mm Himalayan hardwood wool-padded and leather-padded mallet).
Tips and Information Brochure: historical information, general metallurgical analysis, how to hold the mallet, playing around the rim, and advanced techniques.