Tibetan Singing Bowl 16 cm Buddha Engraved
Tibetan Singing Bowl 16 cm Buddha Engraved is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A metal singing bowl brings a small, deliberate pause into the room. This brass singing bowl is made for striking, rim-playing and quiet focus, with a Buddha engraving that gives it the presence of a ritual object as well as an instrument.
Tibetan Singing Bowl 16 cm Buddha Engraved
Tibetan Singing Bowl 16 cm Buddha Engraved is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
What you need with it
What it is
An engraved singing bowl, handcrafted in Nepal in the Tibetan style. It is 16 cm across and engraved with the Bodhi Tree Buddha.
Why people choose it
- Handcrafted Made in Nepal, in the Tibetan style.
- The Bodhi Tree Buddha A figure from Buddhist tradition.
- For quiet practice For meditation or yoga, or to keep on display.
How to use it
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Rest it flat on your palm or a cushion
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Strike the rim once, lightly
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Circle the outer rim slowly with the wooden side of the striker
Care: Keep dry, soft cloth. Brass darkens to a patina. Dents change the sound.
Customer reviews
5 reviews of this piece
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★★★★★ A.H.Nice little bowl
To be honest I don't know alot about singing bowls only what I've researched, but the sound is good and it looks nicely made with nice engraving. Price wise I couldn't say if it's expensive for what it is or not, there are cheaper ones on the market but like I said the sound and quality is good.
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★★★★★ D.S.Beautiful
I really love my singing bowl, although haven't quite mastered how to play it yet! The craftsmanship is beautiful and the sound (when I do get it going) literally sends shivers up my spine! Love it.
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★★★★★ G.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…
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★★★★★ S.B.Perfect bowl for home meditation
It's a great size as it has found a home on my meditation altar. The sound is perfect and it's used at the start of the meditation period and again at the end.
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★★★★★ B.T.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…
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About this product
The bowl in the hand and in the room
- The metal body feels steady and grounded, suited to slow handling rather than hurried use.
- The engraved Buddha detail gives the surface a contemplative focal point before the bowl is played.
- As a sound object, it invites attention through touch, pressure and listening.
- It works well for a meditation corner, yoga space, altar shelf or calm bedside setting.
- The bronze-toned metal sits warmly among wood, textiles, candles and other ritual pieces.
Metal, engraving and Nepalese origin
The bowl is made from brass, copper bronze, iron and silver, with an engraved Bodhi Tree Buddha design. It comes from Nepal, a country closely associated with Himalayan singing bowl traditions and metal ritual objects.
Playing the rim and listening to the tone
To use it simply, strike the outer rim gently and let the sound fade in its own time. For a sustained singing tone, move a suitable wooden striker around the rim with slow, even pressure. The sound builds through friction, so patience matters more than force.
How it sits in practice
Use it at the beginning or end of meditation, before journalling, during yoga, or as a quiet marker between one part of the day and the next. Keep the bowl stable when playing, and let the metal settle fully between strikes so each tone has space.
Buddha beneath the Bodhi Tree
In Buddhist tradition, the Bodhi Tree is linked with the Buddha’s awakening, making it a symbol of insight, patience and the path of practice. Singing bowls are widely used today in meditation rooms, yoga spaces and personal rituals, where the sound can mark a beginning, a closing, or a return of attention. The engraving adds that symbolic layer without making the bowl feel overly ornate: it is a visual reminder of stillness, held in metal.
Size and details
The bowl measures 16 cm across and weighs 780 g. It is made from brass, copper bronze, iron and silver, with a Bodhi Tree Buddha engraving.