Crown Chakra Singing Bowl is a pure hand-hammered bowl from Nepal with a deep, humming resonance. Its large 11-inch form can be played as a standard singing bowl or used for a carefully supported sound practice above the head.
One Technique for Focused Listening
- Use this method only when the bowl can be held safely and steadily by a trained practitioner. Do not balance an unsecured bowl directly on a person’s head.
- Place the soft mat between the bowl and its secure support, keeping the bowl stable and away from the ears.
- Tap very gently with the soft striker to produce a low humming sound. Never use a forceful strike near the head.
- The listener may softly sound “OM” or hum with the bowl’s audible pitch, using the shared sound as a point of attention and returning to the present whenever thoughts arise.
Other Ways to Play
- Gentle Strike: Place the bowl on its mat and tap softly to hear the tone develop.
- Rim Playing: Guide the wooden striker steadily around the outer rim to build a continuous sound.
- Versatile Deep Tone: The bowl can be used for personal listening, practitioner-led sessions or as the deeper voice within a group of instruments.
Product Specification
- Diameter: approximately 11 inches
- Construction: hand-hammered in Nepal
Package Includes
- 1 × Singing Bowl
- 1 × Flat Soft Mat
- 1 × Soft Striker
- 1 × Wooden Striker
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Supporting Artisans since 1983
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Care
- Clean with soft micro fibre cloth
- Do not use Harsh Chemicals
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Each singing bowl is handcrafted in Nepal using traditional techniques. Press play to watch our skilled artisans bring each bowl to life.
Handmade Singing Bowls
At Singing Bowl Shop, our singing bowls are handcrafted in Nepal using traditional techniques. Each bowl is made by skilled artisans who carefully select and blend metals before hammering and shaping them to achieve the desired sound quality. This process, rooted in centuries-old practices, ensures each bowl has a distinct resonance and tone, embodying the craftsmanship and cultural heritage of Nepal.