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Let the striker meet the rim, and a small moment gathers around the sound. This brass singing bowl gift set brings together the bowl, mallet, cushion and pouch, so the ritual feels complete from the first use. It is made for meditation, breathwork, yoga practice, or a quiet pause at the centre of the room.

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What it is

A hand beaten brass singing bowl from Nepal, 14 cm across, with a mallet, a cushion and a pouch. It is engraved with signs of the Buddha's teachings, among them the Dharma wheel, the lotus and the Bodhi tree.

Why people choose it

  • Hand beaten Then engraved.
  • The teachings Dharma wheel, lotus and Bodhi tree.
  • A gift set Mallet, cushion and pouch.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Rest it flat on your palm or a cushion

  2. 2

    Strike the rim once, lightly

  3. 3

    Circle the outer rim slowly with the wooden side of the striker

Care: Keep dry, soft cloth. Brass darkens to a patina. Dents change the sound.

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  • ★★★★★ B.T.
    This bowl packs a punch

    I bought this for my wife for Christmas & she really loves it. It was claimed it had a "great sound". It does. "Plays easily" - it does. At first I was worried that it would be too small, but it actually fits on her fingers well. I bought this after reading the reviews and was not disappointed. I…

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  • ★★★★★ G.
    Beautiful bell, beautiful sound. Perfect!

    It was the perfect size I was looking for, it's easy to transport but it has the right weight. The sound is fantastic. It came with a small sheet with instructions which will prove very useful if you've never used one. I use mine daily to purify/energise crystals and for Reiki practice. It looks…

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  • ★★★★★ J.
    Fantastic long sound and vibration

    Long sound and vibration when rubbing the rubber mallet in a clockwise direction around the rim of the bowl. You don't even have to tap the bowl first to get the sound, just use the mallet and circle clockwise. Starts low then gets loud, you control how long and loud you want it to be. Perfect…

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  • ★★★★★ S.
    Great purchase

    Am really pleased with this striker. Perfect size for my hand. Perfect shape for me and makes the sound much better than just the plain wooden strikers I have. Arrived a good week earlier than I expected it to also so that was a bonus. All in all very pleased with my purchase.

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  • ★★★★★ R.D.
    Well packed and beautiful sound

    Beautiful, I'm absolutely in love with it, the sound is really good and the design is beautiful, well packed and fast delivery, I highly recommend it comes with the cushion as well, I really love it soo soo much.

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  • ★★★★★ D.S.
    Beautiful

    I absolutely love my singing bowl, although haven't quite mastered how to play it yet! The craftsmanship is beautiful and the sound (when I do get it going) literally sends shivers up my spine! Love it.

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  • ★★★★★ D.

    I found the singing bowl fantastic just need to lightly touch it and the sound was, all I can say is that it sung to my heart value for money I used in a class and they all felt the vibration

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  • ★★★★★ J.B.
    Amazing singing bowels

    These bowels are amazing and a steal at the price, I have been playing singing bowels a while now and these ones sound really impressive, the size is great too, well impressed

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  • ★★★★★ T.
    Just as advertised - only better!!

    Looks great and was a Perfect gift. Three items. The cushion it sits on, the mallet to play it, and the actual bowl. Lovely sound and a very happy recipient.

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  • ★★★★★ J.M.
    Feels and works well

    Great little 'mallet'. I replaced the original wooden one which came with my bowl with this one.. such a difference.. Great sound. Good purchase..

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  • ★★★★★ A.
    Great gift

    Shame it didn't come with instructions or a pouch but loved the bowl and its tone. Gifted to family and friends. They all loved the bowl.

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  • ★★★★★ J.

    Perfect purchase for gifting complete in attractive box. Sound quality very good. The complete sets are great value too.

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Complete your ritual

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About this product

A complete set for sound and stillness
  • The bowl is ready to use with its own mallet, cushion and pouch, rather than needing separate pieces.
  • A gentle strike gives an immediate, bell-like tone, useful for opening or closing a quiet practice.
  • Circling the rim with the mallet draws out a steadier singing sound, shaped by pressure, speed and touch.
  • The engraved surface gives the piece a ceremonial presence, so it can sit on display between uses.
  • The pouch keeps the set together when stored, carried to a class, or placed away after a session.
Engraved with Teaching Buddha symbolism

The bowl is made from brass and is hand-beaten, with engraved designs inspired by the teachings of the Buddha. The motifs include the Dharma wheel, lotus flower and Bodhi tree, symbols associated in Buddhist tradition with the path of practice, awakening and wisdom.

How to play and care for it

Rest the bowl on its cushion or hold it flat on an open palm, keeping your fingers away from the sides so the metal can resonate. Tap the rim lightly for a clear struck note, or move the mallet around the outer rim with slow, even pressure to encourage the bowl to sing.

After use, wipe the bowl with a soft, dry cloth. Keep it dry, store it in the pouch when not on display, and avoid using harsh cleaners on the engraved surface.

From Nepalese metalwork to daily ritual

Singing bowls are closely associated with Himalayan ritual culture and are now used widely in meditation rooms, yoga studios and thoughtful homes. This set comes from Nepal, where metalwork has a deep craft presence. The Teaching Buddha imagery gives the piece a contemplative centre: the Dharma wheel recalls the teaching of the path, the lotus is linked with awakening through difficulty, and the Bodhi tree refers to the place of the Buddha’s enlightenment. Used gently, the bowl becomes a way to mark a beginning, an ending, or a return to attention.

Size and set details

The bowl measures 14 cm across. The full set weighs 835 g and includes the singing bowl, mallet, cushion and pouch.

A good gift for a quiet practice

This is a considered gift for someone who meditates, practises yoga, teaches mindful movement, or likes meaningful objects with a sound element. The complete set makes it easy to give as a first singing bowl, while the engraved Buddhist symbolism gives it depth beyond decoration.

Common questions

Is this bowl tuned to a specific musical note?
Singing bowls of this kind are usually chosen by ear and feel rather than treated as precision-tuned musical instruments.
Can beginners use it?
Yes. Start with a light strike on the rim, then try circling the outside slowly with the mallet. Small changes in angle and pressure make a noticeable difference.
Should the bowl sit on the cushion while playing?
It can. The cushion gives the bowl a stable resting place and helps keep the base clear, so the sides are free to resonate.