Round Cushion Size Guide
| Cushion Size (cm) |
| Singing Bowl Size (inch) XS |
| Cushion Size (cm) | XS | S | M |
| Singing Bowl Size (inch) | 3-4 | 4.5-6 | 7 + |
* Handmade Cushions may be few cm variation
Listen to Sample Sounds
This hand-etched singing bowl features the Shri Yantra Mandala, a sacred symbol embodying the cosmic union of divine masculine and feminine energies. Each bowl is hand-painted by skilled Thangka artists, bringing together sacred art and healing sound to create a unique and powerful meditative tool.
Key Features:
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Artistry & Symbolism:
Features the sacred Shri Yantra, a powerful symbol of divine feminine energy, abundance, and spiritual harmony. Each bowl is individually crafted and painted, making it a unique piece that enhances meditation, focus, and the flow of positive energy. -
Sound & Chakra Resonance:
- Base Note – C2 (125 Hz): Aligns with the Root Chakra (Muladhara) , promoting grounding, emotional stability, and a strong foundation in life.
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Overtone – F4 (351 Hz): Resonates with the Heart Chakra (Anahata) , encouraging love, compassion, and emotional healing. This combination of grounding and heart-opening frequencies supports emotional balance, spiritual awareness, and deep inner peace.
- Size: Approx. 9.5 inches
- Material: Handcrafted from traditional bell metal alloy
Package Includes:
- 1 x Singing Bowl
- 1 x Wooden Mallet
Handmade with love
Supporting Artisans since 1983
Worldwide Delivery
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- Hand Picked
- Sustainably Made
- Sound for Your Inner 'Self'
- Directly working with Artisans
Care
- Clean with soft micro fibre cloth
- Do not use Harsh Chemicals
BEHIND EVERY BOWL
SEE HOW YOUR SINGING BOWL IS CRAFTED
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.