Description
Singing Bowl Orissa, Mandala Antique, Cast
The Orissa singing bowl is made of a special metal alloy (bronze), the antique-colored surface of which has been decorated by hand with Buddhist symbols of good luck.
Orissa singing bowls are traditionally handmade by family businesses in Nepal and northern India. Its name comes from the Indian region of Orissa, where singing bowls with raised rims were predominantly produced. Singing bowls with this appearance are therefore called Orissa singing bowls.
Minor irregularities in the surface and deviations in the dimensions are not defects, but an expression of the craft manufacturing process. The bowl is supplied without mallets and cushions.
This distinguishes the beautiful Orissa Singing Bowl:
- Rich, intricate decorations
- It is an affordable singing bowl for beginners or for working with children
- The cast-iron manufacturing process makes the surface pleasantly smooth and even, unlike beaten singing bowls
- Premium quality: bronze instead of brass
Sound Samples1:
1) The sound of a singing bowl depends on many factors, such as metal composition, wall thickness, temperature, clapper used, etc. No singing bowl sounds exactly like another. Therefore, a deviation in the sound of the singing bowl sent to you from the sound samples you can hear here is not a defect.
Dimensions:
Outer diameter at the edge of the bowl: About 10.5 cm
Height: Approx. 5.6 cm
Weight: About 360 g
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