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118,20,44,135,74|How to sing your tibetan bowl
20,39,22,124,74,118|Buddhism
Traditionally used by Tibetan Buddhist monks, singing bowls produce a very pure sound that re-harmonizes people, animals, plants, water, food... They can be used for yoga, meditation, holistic care therapies, as well as for the purification of minerals and living spaces.
Our Tibetan singing bowls are made by skilled craftsmen in Benares, holy city in India, according to an ancestral tradition, with an alloy of seven metals : gold represents the Sun, silver represents the Moon, mercury represents Mercury, copper for Venus, iron for Mars, tin Jupiter, and lead for Saturn.
The use of a Tibetan singing bowl has effects that penetrate to the heart of our cells to reharmonize in depth. Here are some of the many benefits of sound therapy: deep relaxation, internal rebalancing, stimulation of the subtle centers of the body, improved sleep, increased creativity and vital energy, reconnection with oneself, releases bad habits, promotes meditation and work on yourself.
Each bowl is different and produces a unique sound. The soothing, harmonious sound of Arasia-Shop bowls is rich, deep and pleasing to the ear. In addition to the sound itself, the gentle vibration given off by the bowl can be felt by holding it in the hands or placing it on different parts of the body. Choose a bowl you feel comfortable with, a medium size is often recommended to start with.
There are 11 products.
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The large Tibetan bowl is about 21cm in diameter, and its weight is about 1250g. It is made of an alloy of 7 metals (gold, silver, mercury, copper, iron, tin and lead). Its sound is serious and its vibrations powerful, and it can be used for spiritual, meditative or therapeutic purposes.
Reference: BTC-1
This beautiful red and gold square singing bowl cushion measures approximately 11 cm wide and 3 cm high. Red symbolizes passion, love, strength, and vitality. As for gold, it symbolizes inner wealth, enlightenment, and spiritual prosperity.
Reference: BT-5
The large Tibetan bowl is about 18 cm in diameter and weighs about 950 g. The stick is about 18 cm long. This large Tibetan bowl handmade in India with a 7-metal alloy comes with its wooden and red-felt stick.
Reference: BTB-1
The wooden stick for Tibetan singing bowls measures approximately 18 cm. It's an essential tool for producing sound from the Tibetan singing bowl, but you also need to be well-centered within yourself, attentive, and in the present moment to fully benefit from all the virtues that these beautiful and powerful sounds have to offer. Check out our blog for tips on how to make your Tibetan singing bowl sing.
Reference: BT-6
The Tibetan bowl is used for meditation, yoga, and purification. This bronze Tibetan bowl has a diameter of approximately 12 cm and a weight of around 700 g. Tibetan bowls assist in relieving stress, anxiety, and energy imbalances.
Reference: BBT-01-08
Sacred instruments used for centuries in spiritual and meditative practices, Tibetan singing bowls are employed to enhance meditation, healing, and energy balancing. This mallet for Tibetan singing bowls is covered with felt on one of its two ends, allowing you to create harmonious and soothing sounds with your Tibetan singing bowl.
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This square-shaped Tibetan singing bowl cushion XL measures approximately 18 cm in width and 5 cm in height. Its pretty golden designs on a green background represent plant motifs, which are a symbol of protection and abundance. You can use it to place your XL Tibetan bowl (between 15 cm and 22 cm in diameter), so it will be stabilized and protected against shocks and friction.
Reference: TG-01
The tingsha is a traditional Tibetan instrument consisting of two small bronze cymbals connected by a leather strap or chain. The clear and pure sound of the tingsha has the power to purify the negative energies existing in a room, but also to prepare the mind before a prayer, a meditation, or a yoga session.
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This donut is a stand for your Tibetan bowl. It measures approximately 10 cm in diameter. It is very decorative with its beautiful floral, plant, or mandala patterns, in golden color. You can use it to place your Tibetan bowl securely. Tibetan bowl donuts are handcrafted in Nepal.
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This pretty mat to put your Tibetan bowl on when not in use is yellow and decorated with Chinese motifs and sacred animals such as the dragon, the rooster, and the phoenix. The patterns are in red, black and gold. The diameter of the Tibetan bowl mat is about 12cm, and the thickness is about 0.5cm.
Reference: BT-2
This medium-sized Tibetan bowl weighs approximately 580g with a diameter of about 14cm. It is handmade in Varanasi, India, from an alloy of 7 metals: gold, silver, mercury, copper, iron, tin, and lead. It comes with its wooden stick and red felt, allowing it to be sounded, vibrated, or sung by circular movements on the outer edge of the bowl.
