Singing Bowl Set 'Flower of India' 20 cm

SKU: 8288-2-S

GTIN: 4260267683576

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Description

Very Decorative Hand Engraved Singing Bowl with Mandala Cushion and Felt Mallet

This Singing Bowl Set consists of:

The color of the cushion shown cannot be guaranteed. If you do not give us a hint, we will make a selection based on availability.

This distinguishes the Singing Bowl 'Flower of India'

This beautiful singing bowl comes from India and was made exclusively for us. Its polished surface was lovingly decorated by hand with stylized flowers. It has a pleasant sound that resonates for a long time. The right bowl for all who value a good sound and enjoy a beautiful decor.

Highlight of the 'Flower of India'

Beautiful engravings with stylized flowers on the outside

Sound

Weight	Diameter	Sound Sample
1000 - 1200 g	Approx. 20 cm

The sound samples can only give an approximation of the sound of the singing bowls, as the sound differs somewhat from bowl to bowl and depends on many factors such as metal composition, wall thickness, temperature etc. A deviation in the sound of the singing bowl sent from the sound samples audible here is therefore not a defect.

Traditional Manufacturing in India

The manufacturing is done in small workshops and is a sweaty affair. The composition of the metal is a secret and significantly affects the sound quality.

First, a metal disc is made to glow. Then, several men drive the shell out of the disc by hand, little by little, with a lot of force and skill, using hammers. As is usual in blacksmithing, many operations of annealing and driving are necessary until the final shape is achieved.

Finally, the bowl is smoothed before being lovingly decorated with engravings. It receives its beautiful shine at the end by extensive re-polishing by hand. Due to the handwork and the changing composition of the metal, each singing bowl never sounds exactly like the other.