Tibetan Singing Bowl Set Eight Lucky Symbol With Mallet and Cushion

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In addition to their traditional usage for meditation, Tibetan singing bowls are used for deep relaxation, stress reduction, holistic healing, Reiki, chakra balancing, and World music. Many people find that the rich blend of harmonic overtones which the bells produce have a direct effect upon their chakras. We strive to provide precise information on the singing bowls we sell. You will find accurate pictures and descriptions. These specially tuned Tibetan singing bowls produce sounds which invoke a deep state of relaxation which naturally assists one in entering into meditation.
Our collection of High-quality singing bowls creates a beautiful peaceful calming & relaxing sound when tapped or played around the rim. Perfect for when you want time to yourself to relax & meditate.
Singing bowl features hand etched Tibetan Buddhist 8 Lucky Symbols on the face of the Bowl and Embossed 8 Lucky Symbols inside to bring good luck and healing.
❤ PLAYS EASILY with LONG LASTING clear Meditative sound Perfect for Relaxation and Meditations
❤ Bowl Measures approximately 7" Diameter, 3.5" Depth and weighs 650 Grams.
❤ Bowl Measures approximately 8" Diameter, 4" Depth and weighs 850 Grams.
❤ Each singing bowl set is hand selected & inspected to ensure the best sound and quality before shipping.
❤Price Includes Hand Etched Singing Bowl, 2 in 1 Wooden Mallet with Suede and Hand Sewn Ring Cushion (Cushion Design May Differ)
❤ 100% Risk-Free 30 Day money back guarantee. Business run by a Small Family that aims to keep you perfectly happy with the Purchase. We guarantee & stand behind all of our products - if there are any concerns or questions, please contact us as we will make it right.
Copy Paste the Link Below to your web browser to Hear The Great Sound Of The Bowl.
7 Inches Singing Bowl - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os_0mKTqYfA
8 Inches Singing Bowl - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1dZ3RlwIc0
How to Play Bowls
1. Hold the bowl in the palm of either hand.
2. With the striker, rub the outside rim in a circular motion. Keep an even pressure.
3. Gently increase the speed as the bowl begins to vibrate, and as the sound grows. It may help to tap the bowl to begin the vibration. Sometimes this method can take practice.
Another method is "gonging" or "striking" the bowls. This is a simple method that involves striking the bowl with a wood or padded striker.