Singing Bowl Set 14cm Lotus Flower Hand-Beaten Engraved

• The bowl has a bright golden interior with a dark outer wall, giving it a strong presence even when it is resting quietly.
• A lotus design sits at the centre of the bowl, so the eye naturally settles there before the first strike.
• The engraved border around the inside rim adds a formal, temple-like feeling without overwhelming the piece.
• The dark patterned cushion gives the bowl a soft place to sit, both during use and on display.
• The cream pouch keeps the set gathered together between practices or when given as a gift.

The bowl is hand-beaten and engraved, with visible decorative work across the inner surface. The finish has a gentle contrast: polished gold tones inside, a darker exterior, and fine linework that catches the light as you move around it.

Place the bowl on its cushion or hold it steady in your open palm. Strike the rim gently for a clear, bell-like tone, or circle the rim with the striker using slow, even pressure to draw out a sung sound.

Keep the bowl dry and wipe it with a soft cloth after handling. Brass naturally changes tone over time, so store it in the pouch when you want to protect the surface from dust and marks.

The lotus is an important symbol in Buddhist art and practice, often associated with purity, awakening and the movement from difficulty towards clarity. It grows from muddy water yet opens cleanly at the surface, which is why it appears so often on ritual objects, temple decoration and meditation imagery. On this bowl, the lotus gives the piece a clear visual centre: something to look towards before sound begins, and a quiet reminder that focus can be returned to again and again.

The singing bowl measures 14 cm across and the full set weighs 835 g. It is made in Nepal.

This suits someone building a meditation space, a yoga corner or a more mindful bedside ritual. It feels complete without needing extra pieces, so it is especially good for someone beginning with singing bowls for the first time.