Singing Bowl Set Yin Yang White Purple 10.7cm

• The bowl, cushion and wooden stick are gathered together, so the ritual feels complete from the first use.
• The brass tone is made for listening closely, either as a single struck note or a steadier sound drawn around the rim.
• The Yin Yang symbol adds a visual language of balance, with light and dark held within one circle.
• The white and purple finish gives it a softer presence than a plain metal bowl, especially on a shelf or altar space.
• The pouch and hexagonal box keep the set together between uses, useful if you like to store ritual pieces neatly.

The bowl is made from brass and paired with a wooden stick. Its decoration centres on the Yin Yang motif, shown here in a white and purple colourway.

The set also includes a cushion, pouch and hexagonal box. The finish is decorative and contemplative, designed to be seen as well as heard.

Place the bowl on its cushion or hold it steady in the palm of your hand. Tap the rim lightly with the wooden stick for a bell-like note, or move the stick slowly around the outer rim to encourage a more sustained sound.

Use it before meditation, at the beginning of a yoga practice, during breath work, or as a gentle sound cue for a quieter part of the day. Store the pieces in the pouch or box when not in use, and wipe the brass with a soft, dry cloth.

In Chinese philosophy, Yin and Yang represent complementary forces held in relationship: dark and light, stillness and movement, inward and outward. On a singing bowl, that symbol gives the object a clear contemplative meaning. It is simply a visual reminder of balance, often used as a focus for attention during meditation, yoga or a personal ritual at home.

The bowl measures 10.7 x 6 cm. The full set weighs 650 g. The supplied sound reference is approximately 571 Hz, an F#5 note.

Included in the set: brass singing bowl, wooden stick, cushion, pouch and hexagonal box.

This suits someone building a meditation corner, returning to yoga, or choosing objects with symbolic meaning. It feels considered without being overcomplicated, with everything needed to begin a simple sound ritual.