Singing Bowl Gift Set Brass 9cm

A small brass singing bowl set brings the ritual together in one place: bowl, cushion, striker and padded case, ready for a quiet corner or a thoughtful gift. The moment is simple and tactile, with wood meeting rim, metal answering with tone, and the room given a clear point of focus.

What arrives with the bowl

A polished brass bowl with a warm golden surface, bright enough to catch the light on a shelf.

A black cushion that gives the bowl a steady resting place while it is played or displayed.

A wooden stick with a padded striking end, so you can strike softly or circle the rim.

A black padded box that keeps the set together between uses and makes it easy to give.

A complete Tibetan singing bowl set for meditation, breathwork, yoga spaces or a small home ritual.

The bright brass centrepiece

The bowl has a smooth, reflective brass finish with gentle tonal variation across the surface. Its rounded form sits low on the cushion, making it feel steady, simple and easy to approach.

The supplied materials are brass and glass. The visible set centres on the brass bowl, black cushion, wooden striker and padded presentation box.

How the sound is made

Use the wooden end of the striker around the rim to encourage the bowl to sing. A slow, even movement works best, with the bowl resting on its cushion or held steadily in the palm.

For a clearer struck tone, tap the bowl gently with the suede-coated end. The two methods feel different: one is circular and sustained, the other more immediate and bell-like.

From the Tibetan singing bowl tradition

Singing bowls are a type of standing bell: instead of hanging from a frame, the bowl rests on its base while the rim and sides vibrate. In Buddhist practice, bowls have been used as supports for meditation, prayer and focused attention, especially across Himalayan and Tibetan cultural contexts. This contemporary set is from India, a country with Tibetan exile communities and a living craft market for singing bowls …