Tibetan Singing Bowl

Crafted from warm, resonant copper, Tibetan Singing Bowl brings instant calm through its long, soothing tone. The bowl is engraved with the Tibetan Buddhist mantra Om Mani Padme Hum — a symbol of compassion and clarity — adding a gentle sense of intention to your ritual space.

Hold it lightly in your palm to feel the vibration travel through your hand and chest, grounding your breath and deepening meditation, journaling, or evening wind-down rituals. Beautifully handcrafted, this bowl is both a functional wellness tool and a timeless object of stillness.

BENEFITS

• Creates instant calm through soothing resonance
• Helps quiet the mind & ease nervous system tension
• Encourages slower, deeper breathing
• Deepens meditation, breathwork & journaling
• Clears stagnant energy in your space
• Features engraved mantra for compassion & clarity
• Handcrafted copper with traditional detailing
• Perfect for morning grounding & evening rituals

SIZE OPTIONS

(Diameter × Height — weight varies due to handcrafting)

Small — 3.7" (9.5 cm)

• Height: approx. 5 cm (2")
• Weight: approx. 300 g
• Best for: travel, intimate rituals, gentle tones

Medium — 4.3" (11cm)

• Height: approx. 6 cm (2.4")
• Weight: approx. 450–500 g
• Best for: daily home practice, balanced tone & vibration

Large — 5.1" (13 cm)

• Height: approx. 7 cm (2.75")
• Weight: approx. 650–700 g
• Best for: deeper resonance, meditation rooms, sound clearing

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• Handcrafted copper sound bowl
• Wooden striker with padded felt tip
• Soft brocade bowl cushion

(Each piece may vary slightly due to handcrafting. Cushion colour may differ from images due to small-batch production.

HOW TO USE (MINI GUIDE)

1. Hold the Bowl in Your Palm
Place it lightly in the open palm of your non-dominant hand. Keep fingers relaxed and away from the sides so it can vibrate freely.

2. Create a Single Calming Tone
Tap the bowl’s rim gently using the felt end of the striker and let the sound expand naturally.

3. Make the Bowl “Sing”
Circle the rim with the striker in a slow, steady motion to create a long, continuous hum.

4. For Rituals & Meditation
Start your practice with one soft strike.
Use 1–3 soft tones to clear your space or transition into evening stillness.