Lunar Tibetan Singing Bowl

Discover how Vietnamese instruments have influenced singing bowls

When you buy a singing bowl, it’s easy to associate it with Tibetan and Nepalese traditions. Yet Vietnam has had its own metal bowls for centuries, often referred to as “golden metal.” You’ll find them in Buddhist temples, where they’re used as ritual offerings. Design-wise, they stand out for their highly polished exterior and a more matte interior, which creates a distinctive tone when struck with a wooden mallet. These instruments are comparable to singing bowls, and they echo the role of brass in the spiritual life of many Southeast Asian cultures. With a singing bowl, you’re not only purchasing a Tibetan work of art, but also a piece of shared Asian heritage. Open your mind by adding one of these musical instruments to your practice.

Explore the use of Tibetan bowls in post-traumatic stress management

Among the many benefits attributed to Tibetan singing bowls, one finding is both recent and surprising: these percussion instruments may help with post-traumatic stress. A 2020 study by German researchers found that sound massage using Tibetan singing bowls could reduce symptoms associated with PTSD, an especially promising avenue for military personnel and others in high-risk professions. The study also noted that the sense of calm and relaxation can be deeper when using this type of bowl. That’s why a singing bowl can become a powerful ally in building everyday well-being. Experience it for yourself today.

Discover the ancient art of meditation with the Full Moon singing bowl

The Full Moon Tibetan singing bowl, hammered entirely under the full moon’s energy, is a true spiritual masterpiece created by Santa Ratna Shakya in Kathmandu. Its vibrations are powerful, with incredible sustain, and it can turn a simple meditation into a deeply immersive experience. According to a 2017 study from the Kathmandu Institute, the Full Moon bowl’s vibrations may significantly reduce cortisol levels, the body’s primary stress hormone. If you’re looking for deeper, stronger vibrations to relax and meditate, this type of bowl can guide you into a sanctuary of calm and quiet. Let it sing through long sessions of relaxation and allow its tone to lead you toward well-earned peace. Add it to your cart now.

Explore the power of the Remuna singing bowl to awaken the third eye chakra

Harmonizing, or balancing, the third eye chakra is mainly used to expand awareness. Located between the eyebrows, this chakra is associated with intuition and heightened perception. Using a singing bowl in the Remuna style—a round bowl that typically produces higher-pitched vibrations—pairs beautifully with this energy center, which responds best to brighter tones. In addition, the Remuna bowl is lightweight and of medium depth compared to other singing bowls. Its vibrations stimulate this chakra directly and can feel like an energetic cleanse. As a result, you may experience exceptional mental clarity. Awaken your third eye with the Remuna singing bowl and explore the depths of your inner perception.

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