Singing Bowl Set Lotus Flower

A brass singing bowl set for creating a small, focused sound ritual at home, complete with the bowl, striker, ring pillow and carrying case. The moment is simple: striker meets rim, metal answers with a clear hum, and the room has a centre point for attention. It suits a quiet desk, a meditation corner, or a mindful pause between busy parts of the day.

Ready for a complete sound ritual

• The set gives you the main pieces in one place, so the bowl can be played, rested and stored without sourcing separate accessories.
• The striker offers two playing styles: a gentle strike for an immediate bell-like tone, or a slow movement around the rim for a sustained singing sound.
• The ring pillow steadies the bowl while it rests, giving the metal a softer base than a hard table surface.
• The carrying case keeps the pieces together between uses, useful if you move your practice between rooms.
• The lotus flower detail brings a quiet symbolic note to the piece, making it suitable for display as well as use.

The brass bowl and its lotus detail

The bowl is made from brass, a warm-toned metal often chosen for bells, chimes and singing bowls because it responds clearly when struck. Its lotus flower motif adds a contemplative visual focus without making the piece feel ornate or crowded.

How the sound is made

A singing bowl works through vibration. Strike the rim or side and the metal rings at once; circle the rim with steady pressure and the vibration builds into a more continuous tone. This brass singing bowl set has an approximate frequency of 659 Hz, though singing bowls are best approached as responsive instruments rather than precision-tuned concert pieces.

From Nepal, in the singing bowl tradition

Singing bowls are closely associated with Himalayan ritual and domestic sound practice, and contemporary bowls from Nepal are now used worldwide in meditation spaces, yoga rooms and quiet homes. The lotus has deep meaning in Buddhist and Hindu visual traditions, where it is associated with purity, awakening and the ability to rise cleanly from muddy water. Here, that symbolism stays gentle: a flower form on a sound object, used to mark a moment of attention, intention or stillness.

Playing, storing and caring for it

Place the bowl on the ring pillow before playing. Use the striker lightly at first, then increase pressure only as you learn how the bowl responds. Keep the brass dry, wipe it with a soft cloth after handling, and store the set in its carrying case when not in use.

Size and what is included

The bowl measures 9 x 5 cm and the set weighs 550 g. It includes the brass singing bowl, striker, ring pillow and carrying case.

A thoughtful gift for quiet spaces

This is a considered gift for someone who meditates, practises yoga, enjoys sound rituals, or is building a calmer corner at home. The complete set makes it feel ready to use, while the lotus detail gives it a meaningful presence on a shelf or altar space.

Common questions

Is it easy to play as a beginner?
Yes. Start by tapping the rim gently to hear the struck tone, then practise circling the rim slowly with even pressure. The sung tone usually becomes easier with a little patience.

Can it be used without the ring pillow?
It can be held in the hand, but the ring pillow gives the bowl a stable resting place and helps keep the sound ritual steady.