Singing Bowl Extra Large Moon Phase 22cm Indian

• The surface moves through bronze, brown and darker smoky tones, with soft variation across the metal.
• A darkened rim frames the open bowl, giving the piece a steady, weighty silhouette.
• The rounded body sits low and wide, more sculptural than delicate.
• The etched circular motif adds a quiet focal point without making the design feel busy.
• Small marks and tonal shifts in the finish give the bowl a lived-in, tactile character.

Made from copper and tin, it has the warm brown depth often associated with traditional metal bowls. The finish is not mirror-bright. It is softer, darker and more earthy, with visible variation that suits a mindful corner, shelf or low table.

Place it on a stable, dry surface where the rounded base can sit securely. Wipe with a soft dry cloth when needed, and keep it away from prolonged damp, as copper-rich metal can naturally change in tone over time.

Singing bowls are closely associated with Himalayan and Tibetan Buddhist material culture, where metal bowls have long been valued as ritual and contemplative objects. This piece is from India and sits within the Tibetan singing bowl range, carrying that visual language through its rounded form, burnished metal and simple symbolic decoration. Here, the appeal is quiet and physical: a generous metal bowl with enough presence to anchor a calm space.

Measures 22 cm across and weighs 1500 g. Made from copper and tin. Origin: India.

A considered choice for someone who likes meaningful objects, warm metal finishes and calm spaces. It suits a home altar, meditation corner or simple shelf arrangement where one strong piece is enough.