Singing Bowl Medicine Buddha

SKU: 7736

73,50 €

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Hand-Engraved Medicine Buddha Singing Bowl – Artistic Craftsmanship from Nepal

This glossy, hand-hammered singing bowl stands out with its unique decorative engraving and its balanced, long-sustaining sound. The Medicine Buddha Singing Bowl is a wonderful instrument for meditation, sound massage, and mindfulness exercises, and it's ideal for Beginners.

Key Product Features at a Glance:

Spiritual Hand-Engraving: The Medicine Buddha is hand-engraved in the inner center of the bowl, symbolizing healing of all illnesses in Buddhism.
Balanced Sound: The bowl is characterized by a clear, long-sustaining sound and is very easy to play.
Perfect for Beginners: Due to its ease of use and favorable price, this bowl is ideal for beginners and newcomers to sound work.
Traditional Craftsmanship: Manufactured in small workshops in the famous Himalayan region (Nepal) in a demanding process involving over 30 hours of hand-crafting.
Versatile Use: Optimal for decoration, sound massage, meditation, and mindfulness exercises with both children and adults.

The Medicine Buddha Singing Bowl: Spirituality Meets Sound Quality

This beautiful, high-gloss singing bowl is not just an instrument, but a small work of art from Nepal. The Medicine Buddha is enthroned as an intricate hand-engraving in the center of the bowl. He holds a healing or herb pot in his left hand, while a rose blossoms on his right side. This decoration gives the bowl a deep symbolic meaning and a special meditative energy.

The sound of the bowl is very balanced and is excellently suited to accompany your personal meditation, as decoration, or for professional sound massage. Because of its easy playability, it is the perfect introduction to the world of singing bowls.

Traditional Manufacturing from the Himalayas: The production of this bowl follows a long Nepalese tradition. Over 30 hours of arduous manual work are required to heat the metal disc until glowing and then carefully shape it with hammers, smooth it, and polish it. Each bowl is therefore a unique, handcrafted item, and due to the manual work and the varying composition of the metal (copper-tin alloy), each bowl's sound is slightly unique.