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Chakra Pyramid Singing Bowl Gift Set

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A complete set of seven brass singing bowls, each paired with its own wooden striker and coloured felt cushion, presented in a pyramid gift box. Made for someone who wants to explore the chakra system through sound, or to offer a considered gift with depth and presence.

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A complete set of seven brass singing bowls, each paired with its own wooden striker and coloured felt cushion, presented in a pyramid gift box. Made for someone who wants to explore the chakra system through sound, or to offer a considered gift with depth and presence.

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About this product

What you'll notice
  • Seven small brass bowls, each a different colour and tone, arranged to correspond with the seven traditional chakra centres from root to crown.
  • The bowls are compact and light enough to hold one-handed, designed for individual meditation or learning the chakra sequence rather than room-filling sound.
  • Each bowl sits on its own felt cushion, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet, making them easy to identify and display.
  • The pyramid box itself becomes part of the gift, printed with a seated figure and the chakra points marked in colour.
Brass, made in India

The bowls are cast brass with a smooth finish, made in India where singing bowl production has become widespread alongside traditional Himalayan metalwork. Each bowl is paired with a simple wooden striker, plain and unvarnished.

How to play them

For a struck tone, tap the rim gently with the wooden end of the striker. For a sustained singing tone, hold the bowl steady on its cushion and run the wood around the outer rim with slow, even pressure, the sound builds as friction sets the metal vibrating. The bowls are small, so the tones are bright and clear rather than deep or resonant. Wipe them with a dry cloth between uses, as brass dulls with moisture.

The chakra system in sound

The seven-chakra system comes from yogic and tantric traditions in India, describing energy centres along the spine, each associated with a colour, element and quality of consciousness, from muladhara (root, red, grounding) to sahasrara (crown, violet, connection). In contemporary practice, chakra bowls are used to bring attention to each centre in turn, the tone serving as a focal point during meditation or breath work. The base tone of the bowls remains similar; it is the colour and symbolic association that differentiates them, not a precisely tuned pitch sequence.

What's included

Seven brass singing bowls, each with a wooden striker and felt cushion in its corresponding chakra colour: root (red), navel (orange), solar plexus (yellow), heart (green), throat (blue), third eye (indigo), and crown (violet). The set arrives in a pyramid-shaped presentation box printed with the chakra diagram.

A gift with meaning

This set suits someone beginning a meditation or yoga practice, or anyone drawn to the chakra system and looking for a way to explore it quietly at home. The presentation and completeness make it a considered gift for a milestone, a new start, or simply for someone who values ritual objects.

Length52 cm
Width39 cm
Weight2000 g

Material

Brass

Common questions

Are the bowls tuned to specific chakra frequencies?
The bowls share a similar base tone and are differentiated by colour and symbolic association rather than precise pitch. Traditional chakra practice focuses on intention and attention, not on scientifically measured frequencies.
How large are the individual bowls?
They are small meditation bowls, compact enough to hold comfortably in one hand and designed for personal use rather than group sessions or room-filling sound.
Will they sing easily for a beginner?
Rim-playing takes a little patience and steady pressure. Strike the bowl first to hear the tone, then practise the circular motion with the wooden striker, the sound builds gradually as you find the right speed and contact.
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    Beautiful bell, beautiful sound. Perfect!

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  • ★★★★★ SHAMTAM customer
    Beautiful bell, beautiful sound. Perfect!

    It was exactly the size I wanted, it's easy to carry but it has the right weight. The sound is fantastic. The bell came with a little sheet with instructions which will be very useful if you've never used one. I use it daily to purify/energise crystals and for Reiki practice. It looks fantastic wherever I put it. 100%

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    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 would certainly recomm

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