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Honestly Made Tibetan singing bowl

Code: PP643 £23 RRP £26 £19.17 ex. VAT
Size:
Small
Medium
Large
10+ in stock
  • Crafted in Nepal using traditional materials and methods
  • Smooth, calming vibrations
  • Ideal for meditation and sound therapy
  • Wooden striker and colourful cushion included
  • Supplied in a handmade Himalayan lokta paper box
  • Responsibly sourced
Product description×

Introducing the Percussion Plus Honestly Made Bronze Tibetan singing bowls

These bowls are ideal for those interested in their uses in meditation, sound therapy, and music therapy. The bowls are machined for accurate tuning and easy playing and are supplied with a wooden striker and colourful cushion, all in a handmade Himalayan lokta paper box.

Traditionally used to accompany meditation sessions and personal spiritual healing, Tibetan singing bowls have also become popular with music therapists, sound healers, yoga practitioners and can even be used to great effect in the recording studio.

These Tibetan singing bowls are sourced using Fair trade principles and are supplied in three sizes. See below for more information about the Honestly Made range of musical instruments from Percussion Plus.

These items are musical instruments not toys and there may be small parts on or in some of them. Younger players should use them under supervision.

How to play

Rest the bowl on the cushion in the palm of your hand. Tap the beater against the side of the bowl to ‘warm it up’, then rub the beater in a circular motion around the outside of the bowl. Use whole arm movements, like you are stirring a stew, and remember to apply pressure.

What’s included?

This set includes the Tibetan singing bowl and colourful cushion with wooden beater, all supplied in a handmade Himalayan lokta paper box. Printed on the box is a very brief history of the singing bowl, with advice on how to play and its suggested uses.


 

Percussion Plus Honestly Made products are manufactured in independent family workshops that are too small to join Fair Trade groups or are located in countries that do not have such organisations. These suppliers and their subsidiaries all follow Fair trade principles which include:

  • Agreeing a fair price Use of recycled materials
  • Paying significant amounts upfront
  • Being loyal and reasonable in all dealings
  • Prioritising smaller suppliers over large factories
  • Manufacturing methods that do not damage the environment
Specification×
Small70mm
Mediun90mm
Large102mm