Indian Moon Phase Singing Bowl - 22cm - 1500g

This extra large Indian moon phase singing bowl is handcrafted to produce profound, resonant tones...

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The Indian Moon Phase Singing Bowl is designed for meditation practitioners, sound therapists, and yoga enthusiasts seeking a grounding, resonant acoustic experience. Its primary benefit lies in its deep, sustain-heavy tone achieved through its substantial 1500g weight and handcrafted build, though potential users should note that as a handcrafted item, the decorative moon phase finish may vary slightly between individual pieces.

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Model Part Number5063886085238
BrandB&Q

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FAQs

What does the 1500g weight signify?

The weight indicates the thickness and density of the metal, which directly correlates to how deep the tone is and how long the sound will sustain.

Is the moon phase design painted or engraved?

The design is traditionally etched or engraved into the metal surface as part of the handcrafted process, ensuring it remains permanent.

Can I use this for professional sound baths?

Yes, its large 22cm size and rich acoustic profile make it a popular choice for practitioners conducting sound baths or therapeutic sessions.

Does this bowl come with a mallet?

Please ensure you are using a professional-grade singing bowl striker (mallet) for the best sound quality, as the striker material significantly affects the harmonic output.

How do I care for the metal over time?

Keep it in a dry environment and wipe it down with a microfiber cloth after use to prevent oil buildup from your hands.

Is this suitable for beginners?

Yes, though the large size requires a bit more practice to master the 'singing' technique compared to smaller, lighter bowls.

Troubleshooting

The bowl produces a harsh, rattling sound instead of a clear tone.

Ensure the bowl is sitting on a soft surface like a cushion or cloth. Direct contact with hard surfaces can interfere with vibration.

Difficulty getting the bowl to 'sing' continuously.

Maintain a constant, firm pressure against the rim with the striker and ensure you are moving the striker at a consistent speed. Use a leather-wrapped side of the striker for better grip.

Visible spots or oxidation appearing on the metal.

Gently wipe the bowl with a clean, dry cloth. If oxidation occurs due to moisture, a very mild abrasive cloth can be used cautiously, though natural patination is common for high-quality metal singing bowls.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Deep, profound, and long-lasting resonance
  • Sturdy 1500g weight ensures stability during use
  • Beautiful artisanal finish with moon phase detailing
  • Suitable for both aesthetic decor and functional sound therapy

Cons

  • Slight variations in finish due to the handcrafted process
  • Heavy weight may be less portable than smaller travel-sized bowls
  • Requires proper striker technique to achieve full acoustic range

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To begin, place the bowl on a flat, non-slip surface, ideally on a cushion or a specialized vibration-dampening mat to prevent unnecessary damping of the sound. When not in use, avoid storing the bowl in high-humidity areas to preserve the integrity of the metal finish. Clean the bowl periodically with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these can strip the patina or the moon phase design. If you intend to use the bowl in a group setting, ensure the striker is made of soft leather or felt-wrapped wood to avoid scratching the surface.

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