A weighted aluminium singing bowl for meditation, sound practice and quiet ritual at home. Its earthy clay-toned outside, dark rim and rounded form give it a grounded presence before you even play it, like a small vessel waiting for sound.
The bowl in the hand
The dark interior draws the eye inward, giving the bowl a calm, contained look on a shelf, altar or low table.
The warm outer finish feels more earthen than metallic, softening the look of the metal beneath.
Its rounded sides give it a steady, sculptural shape, suited to a meditation space as well as a living room.
Strike it gently for a clear metal tone, or work the rim slowly with a suitable striker to let the sound build.
The tone will change with pressure, technique and the striker used, so it rewards a little patience.
Handcrafted in India
This piece is handcrafted in India from aluminium, with a dark upper rim and painted detailing around the outside. The finish has a warm, clay-like character, pairing the feel of metal with the visual softness of earth powder tones.
Playing and daily use
Place the bowl on a flat palm or a stable surface. Tap the rim lightly to mark the start of a sitting, a breath practice, or a quiet pause in the day.
For rim playing, use a suitable singing bowl striker and move slowly around the outer edge with even pressure. The sound comes from friction and vibration, so a lighter, steadier hand often works better than force.
Keeping the finish cared for
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after handling. Keep it away from abrasive cleaners and rough surfaces, as the dark rim and painted details are part of its visible character.
Om, Buddha imagery and sound in context
The decoration brings together the Om symbol and Buddha imagery, both often used as visual anchors in meditation spaces. In Hindu, Buddhist and yogic traditions, Om is associated with sacred sound and the act of centring attention through vibration. A singing bowl is used in a similar spirit: not as d…
region of manufacture: India