Singing Bowl 50 cm

Discover the relationship between singing bowls and Hindu Lingams

While often associated with Tibetan Buddhism, singing bowls also share close ties with certain Hindu symbols, such as Lingams. In India, Lingams are statues devoted to Shiva, one of Hinduism’s major deities, and they represent divine energy. Some singing bowls, notably the famous Lingam bowls, incorporate this symbolism with a small dome at the centre of the bowl, evoking a Lingam. This distinctive feature highlights Hindu influence in the design and use of singing bowls across Asia. By choosing a Lingam singing bowl, you step into a spiritual tradition that reaches beyond religious boundaries, especially between Buddhism and Hinduism, through a shared sacred object. Enter this peaceful world by purchasing a Tibetan singing bowl.

From its Chinese origins to the contemporary West: the Tibetan singing bowl

The Tibetan singing bowl, frequently associated with Tibetan traditions, is believed by some specialists to have originated in China, where it appeared in spiritual practices as far back as around 1600 BCE. Crafted from metals such as copper and tin, this percussion instrument reached the West in the 1970s and was quickly adopted for many applications, including sound therapy. A 2014 study by the University of California explored the potential benefits of singing bowls. According to this study, these instruments may help ease pain in cases of chronic illness. Along with its other widely cited benefits, this instrument is also used to balance the chakras and cleanse the energy of spaces and objects. Let its acoustic vibrations bring you a deep sense of well-being and add it to your basket.

Discover a world of intense relaxation with the engraved Patan singing bowl

Patan is an ancient city in Nepal, just south of Kathmandu, and it is considered a cultural heartland for both Buddhism and Hinduism. It’s no surprise, then, that this city has specialised in the design and manufacture of Tibetan singing bowls. Patan singing bowls are treasured for meditation and sound-based relaxation. Each bowl is handmade with Buddhist motifs and designed to produce calm, soothing tones that bring unparalleled serenity. In early 2018, the Geneva Institute of Integrative Medicine conducted a study in which the vibrations of engraved Patan bowls helped improve sleep quality and reduce muscle tension. As a result, this sound tool is ideal for guided meditation or sound therapy sessions. Choose a Patan-made Tibetan bowl, like the model shown here, to enjoy the best possible vibrations.

Discover Thadobati singing bowls: a legendary object from the Himalayas

Thadobati singing bowls from the Himalayan peaks of Nepal and Tibet are ideal for balancing the chakras. For over 2,500 years, these bowls have been handmade from a unique metal alloy, each metal traditionally linked to a planet in the solar system. Legend even has it that some models are made using metals from meteorites that fell onto the Himalayan mountains. The rich, intense vibrations of Thadobati bowls are especially valued for chakra work, helping clear negative energy and promoting overall well-being. By owning a Thadobati Tibetan bowl, you’ll be taking part in an ancient spiritual tradition associated with healing and harmony. Delve deep into the spiritual heritage of the Himalayas with a Thadobati singing bowl to rebalance your chakras.

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Delivery time: orders are delivered to New Zealand within 3–14 working days. This time frame may be extended to 30 days for other countries.