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Enrich your search for serenity with this Japanese-style singing bowl
Just because singing bowls are often called Tibetan doesn’t mean other Asian cultures didn’t develop their own versions of this upside-down bell–shaped musical instrument. In India, Vietnam, and even Japan, you can find sound objects that look almost identical to Himalayan Tibetan bowls. That’s exactly what you’ll get with this collection of Japanese-style singing bowls, sure to evoke samurai, kimonos, sushi, and other traditions from the Land of the Rising Sun. Available in seven different diameters, each bowl is made entirely of brass and comes with a beautifully padded cushion—perfect for resting the bowl so it can resonate with rich, soothing tones. Treat yourself to an instrument where every note is an invitation to meditation, contemplation, and inner balance.
Free gift:
An exclusive booklet to learn how to use a Tibetan singing bowl
A wooden mallet
A cotton cushion to rest the instrument on
Technical characteristics of the Japanese-style singing bowl
Diameter: 9 to 25 cm (3.55 to 10 in)
Height: 6.5 to 15 cm (2.56 to 6 in)
Weight: 500 to 3,600 g (1 lb 1.6 oz to 7 lb 15 oz)
Material: brass
Looking for an even more refined, elegant bowl to take with you? Then choose this singing bowl from India. Beyond its musical function, it offers remarkable aesthetics that pair beautifully with any interior. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover other models of Tibetan bowls.
Explore the similarities between singing bowls and Japanese rin instruments
One of the instruments most similar to Tibetan bowls is the Japanese rin, which is used in Buddhist temples for prayer and meditation. The rin is a type of large inverted bell made of bronze, and it’s played by striking it with a mallet to create a strong resonance with a pleasing tone. Like Tibetan bowls, the rin’s hypnotic sound naturally encourages calm and stillness. Deeply symbolic in Japanese tradition, it’s used by monks and priests during ceremonies. In Japanese Buddhist temples, it’s played before and after meditation to help participants enter—and then return from—the practice. The rin is also among the most widespread sacred instruments across Asia, with related versions in other countries under different names but used in much the same way. In other words, when you choose a Tibetan bowl, you’re also connecting with Japanese ritual traditions. Order yours now by adding it to your cart.
Learn how energy healers use Tibetan bowls
Also known as a singing bowl, the Tibetan bowl is a sacred instrument used to cleanse the energy of living spaces and meditation areas. Made of metals such as gold, silver, and mercury, this instrument can emit vibrations believed to clear away negative energy and restore harmony. In 2014, Landry et al. demonstrated that using a Tibetan bowl in a purification ritual lowered blood pressure and increased overall well-being in some subjects. The Tibetan bowl is also used to recharge lithotherapy stones, making them more powerful for practitioners of this wellness-related discipline. If you want to purify your home or simply strengthen the sense of harmony you feel each day, the Tibetan bowl is an opportunity not to be missed. Connect with this instrument and discover a serenity found nowhere else.
Take your meditation space to the next level with the Tibetan brass singing bowl
Although the brass singing bowl is the newest among its metal counterparts, it continues to captivate enthusiasts thanks to the exceptionally pure vibrations it produces. This type of bowl can help you balance the energies of your meditation space with confidence. In 2021, the Berlin Institute of Lithotherapy showed that Tibetan brass bowls can improve concentration in a short amount of time by creating an immediate connection with your subconscious that helps you relax. Whether you’re an expert or a beginner, this singing bowl can help you cultivate the calm you need and restore inner peace. Experience sound meditation with the brass singing bowl and let its crystalline vibrations purify your mind and your environment.
Learn how to purify your chakras with singing bowls
Singing bowls are widely used throughout Asia for their energy-purifying properties, and their popularity in the West has risen sharply since the early 1970s. These percussion instruments, renowned for their purity and vibratory quality, are essentially sound sources that bring comfort, zen, and calm. They can be used to harmonize the chakras in cases of blockage or loss of control of an energy centre, and they’re major components of meditation sessions meant to restore healthy kundalini flow and cleanse the listener’s aura. Learning to purify your chakras with this musical instrument is simple and practical—just strike or rub the metal surface of the bowl. Treat yourself and experience the Tibetan singing bowl as soon as possible.
Legal warranty: when you order from the French company Instruments du Monde, you’re covered by a 2-year statutory warranty on all our items.
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Delivery time: orders are delivered to Canada within 3–14 business days. This time frame may be extended to 30 days for other countries.
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