Japanese Singing Bowl SHOMYO Black with Cushion and Simple Mallet
This Japanese singing bowl SHOMYO has a black lacquer finish through which the metal shines, creating a bronze-like effect. It has a slightly bulbous shape with decorative groove on the top edge.
The bowl is named after the Buddhist ritual chants that are traditionally chanted in Japan. Its sound pattern is soft with beautiful vibrating overtones.
Singing bowls are still made in Japan according to old family tradition. The composition of the metals and the achievement of the high sound quality are secret. Typically, the sound is not left to chance, but each singing bowl sounds like the other! Japanese singing bowls are ideal for those who value the highest quality and long-lasting sound.
Note: In size 107 and 120 mm, this singing bowl fits perfectly with our Singing Bowl Clock by Dayasa, with which you can gently wake up in the morning.
This is what distinguishes the beautiful Japanese Singing Bowl Shomyo in black:
Highest quality in sound and material, which is typical of the precision of Japanese singing bowls.
Delivery with elaborately crafted singing bowl cushion made of brocade and mallet made of oak wood.
Long-lasting soft sound with beautifully vibrating overtones.
8 different sizes available
Craftsmanship from Japan
Ideal for meditation and for those who love long-swinging sounds
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Highlights of the Japanese Singing Bowl Shomyo in black:
Attractive bronze-like color effect due to black lacquer finish.
A size matching brocade pillow filled with kapok. These cushions are intricately crafted and are a great visual match for the Japanese singing bowls. When playing the bowl, they provide good support. If possible, we fulfill your color request, otherwise the selection is random and subject to availability.
A small black wood mallet made of oak wood. This mallet is quite simple work and produces a hard, high and rather unpleasant sound for Western ears. We therefore recommend taking a beautifully shaped and stylish red-lacquer-leather mallet, which produces a somewhat softer sound (see sound sample). If you value a stylish look, then the original Japanese mallet made of fine black ebony is also an alternative.
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