Four brass singing bowls bring a quiet, resonant presence to a meditation space, altar, desk or shelf. Each bowl is handcrafted and etched with yogic and spiritual symbolism, so the set feels both practical and contemplative: metal made to be held, struck, listened to and lived with.
What you’ll notice in the set
The brass has a warm, golden character that catches light softly rather than feeling stark or cold.
Etched details give each bowl a more storied surface, with mantras, chakra symbolism and sacred figures worked into the design.
As a set of four, they can be arranged together as a small ritual display or placed separately around a room.
The bowls suit slow, attentive use: one clear strike, a pause, then the sound fading back into quiet.
They work as meditation instruments and as decorative objects, bringing texture and meaning even when not in use.
Handcrafted brass with etched symbolism
Each bowl is made from brass and finished with etched yogic and spiritual motifs. The decoration is not just ornamental. In yogic practice, mantras are used as repeated sound or focus phrases, while chakra imagery is associated with subtle centres of awareness in the body. Sacred figures often appear in ritual art as reminders of devotion, contemplation and inner steadiness.
Playing and daily use
Use a singing bowl slowly and simply. Place it on a steady surface or hold it securely, then strike the rim or side with a suitable striker. Let the tone fade before playing again, so the silence becomes part of the ritual.
Rim-playing takes more patience. A wooden striker is usually moved around the outer rim with even pressure until the metal begins to resonate. If the sound catches unevenly, slow down and keep the pressure steady.
Care for the brass
Keep the bowls dry and wipe them with a soft cloth after handling. Brass naturally changes tone over time, developing a gentler patina with age and use. Avoid abrasive cleaners, as they can mark the etched surfa…
region of manufacture: India