Tibetan Buddhist Small Singing Bowl with Cushion from India for Meditation Sound

Description

FULL SET Sold complete with stick for playing and cushion (cushion COLOR & PATTERN may vary)
GORGEOUS HAND-PAINTED FINISH In with gold-toned trim and Tibetan characters
AUTHENTIC TIBETAN DESIGN Made in Nepal; Incredibly high quality design
LARGE SIZE DESIGN FOR HOME USE Measures 4 inches in diameter by 2.5 inches in height
DURABLE & STURDY WEIGHTs 549 grams
Tibetan Singing Bowl Meditation Copper and Silver Buddhist 4 Inch
Singing bowls have been used for healing, meditation and religious practices India, Tibet and other parts of Asia for centuries. Now, westerners are also incorporating these unique musical instruments into their daily lives, using them at home for meditation, in yoga studios and for natural healing practices. If you're looking for a singing bowl that will easily produce pleasing tones and is very appealing to the eye, the 4 inch Handpainted Metal Tibetan Buddhist Singing Bowl Musical Instrument is the perfect solution.
The 4 inch Handpainted Metal Tibetan Buddhist Singing Bowl Musical Instrument is made to be a decorative design that will add to the decor or ambiance of a room when it is not in use. The bowl is machine constructed out of a metallic alloy and is then completely hand painted by a skilled artisan. The bottom of the bowl is also painted on the inside, making this bowl simply stunning from any angle.
Measuring 4 inches in diameter by 2.5 inches in height, the 4" Handpainted Metal Tibetan Buddhist Singing Bowl Musical Instrument produces medium grade tonal quality and resonance and will satisfy most needs with the quality of its sound. The bowl weighs 549 grams and comes with a wooden stick for playing. This stick is modified from traditional designs, so that even a beginner can use it to produce soothing tones with the bowl right away. A cushion in traditional Tibetan fabrics accompanies the set. The cushion is designed to match the bowl; however, colors may vary.
On the festive holiday season of Diwali, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, make a considerate gift to believers of Buddhism. Buddha statue, singing bowls, and Thangka and Mandala paintings are ideal presents.