Singing Bowls
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Handmade Tibetan, Chakra, and Crystal Singing Bowls for Meditation and Calm.
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FAQ
What are singing bowls used for?
Mostly for meditation, relaxation, and focus. They've long been linked with meditation, and today yoga teachers use them to open or close a session. Many people ring one to reset a busy room.
Which singing bowl is best for beginners?
The Tibetan Meditation Singing Bowl is an easy start at $48.97, since it includes a striker and a cushion, so there's nothing extra to buy. Its 3.2-inch size is easy to hold in one hand.
How do I choose the right singing bowl size and sound?
Smaller bowls, around three inches, give brighter, higher tones. Larger bowls, like the 5.1-inch Buddhist Singing Bowl, ring deeper and longer. Since each bowl is handmade, every tone is a little different.
How can singing bowls be used during meditation?
Strike the rim gently to begin, then circle the mallet around the rim to build a steady tone. Focus on the sound until it fades, and strike again to end your session. Even two minutes can help you settle.
What is the difference between singing bowls and tingsha cymbals?
Singing bowls are single bowls you strike or circle for a long, rolling tone. Tingsha are two small cymbals joined by a cord and struck together for a short, bright chime. Our collection focuses on singing bowls.




