Tuning Forks - Singing Bowls - Vibrational Healing Tools For Transformation
Since ancient times, dating back to the era of Buddha Shakyamuni (2,500 years ago) singing bowls have been used to enhance meditative states and aid in the attainment of enlightenment. It is said that Tibetan Singing Bowls are forged with a prayer in each hammer blow.
These Tibetan Singing Bowls are the authentic antique bowls that were hand made many years ago, using an ancient combination of several metals. The bowls are no longer being produced, and are very difficult to obtain. Each bowl has been hand selected for clarity of sound, ease of playing, and each comes with a mallet.
We have also sourced some very high quality 7-Metal Practitioner Tingshas with remarkable sound, available in 2 sizes.
These Handmade 7-Metal Tibetan Tingsha are practitioner quality. They have a depth of sound that is unique and pure. Adorned with Om Mane Padme Hum motif.
Very solid and well made with a heavy duty leather cord.
2 3/4" Diameter
These Handmade 7-Metal Tibetan Tingsha are practitioner quality. They have a depth of sound that is unique and pure. Adorned with 8 Auspicious Signs motif.
Very solid and well made with a heavy duty leather cord.
2 3/4" Diameter
Dharma Bowls have a nice round belly, and often the lip is grooved, as in this bowl. It is a light construction bowl with a nice B note, and a deep F# undertone. It plays easily and has an exceptional sustain.
8" x 4"
655 Grams
Note: B
A Medium bowl with a slightly upturned center. It plays a deep, low sustain, with a lively fundamental E.
7" x 3 1/2"
573 Grams
Note: E
Tibetan Karma Bowl - with incised marks around the outside rim., and concentric circles around the bottom center of the bowl. Fairly heavy with a beautiful sonorous sound, very melodic. Rings a clear G# with octave under and overtones. A very old bowl in great condition!
7" x 3 3/4"
796 Grams
Note: G#
3 1/4" High - Thin Walled
674 Grams
Note: True Tone F
4" High - Thick Walled
1,265 Grams
Note: A
3" High
707 Grams
Note: B
4" High
890 Grams
Note: A# - True Tone
2 1/2" High
456 Grams
Note: C
3 1/2" High
794 Grams
Note: B
3 1/4" High
974 Grams
Note: G
3 1/2" High
1,246 Grams
Note F
A pedastal bowl is a good choice if you are a beginner, as they are very easy to play. The pedastal isolates your hand from the bottom of the bowl, allowing it to produce a very full sound with no interference. What results is a beautiful, uninterrupted tone.
7" X 5"
NOTE G
3 ½” High
Thin Walled
367 Grams
Simple, Beautiful, fits nicely in the palm of your hand.
5 1/4" X 2 1/2"
405 grams
NOTE: C
4" High
1780 Grams
Note: G#
3 1/2" High
527 Grams
Note: A
2" High
332 Grams
Note: F
These Handmade 7-Metal Tibetan Tingsha are practitioner quality. They have a depth of sound that is unique and pure. Adorned with the 8 Auspicious Signs.
Very solid and well made with a heavy duty leather cord.
3" Diameter
These Handmade 7-Metal Tibetan Tingsha are practitioner quality. They have a depth of sound that is unique and pure. Adorned with Dragon motif.
Very solid and well made with a heavy duty leather cord.
2 1/2" Diameter
7" X 3 1/2"
577 Grams
NOTE: F#
3 1/2" High
613 Grams
Note: G
Two Tibetan Thadobati Cup Bowls, tuned to B & E- a Perfect 4th musical interval.
The B bowl measures 4 1/4" x 2 1/4". The E bowl measures 4" x 2".
560 grams
NOTES: B & E - Perfect 4th Interval
Thin walled Cup Bowl, with a slight upturned center. Plays a beautiful harmonic 5th C-G combination.
4 1/2" x 2 1/4"
150 Grams
Note: C
Thin-wall Lotus Bowl. Very deep tone with a long sustain.
Lotus Bowls are one of the more rare types of TIbetan bowls, and getting much harder to source.
6 3/4" X 3 3/4"
415 grams
NOTE: E
4 1/4" High
1,332 Grams
Note: F#
6 X 2 3/4
738 Grams
NOTE: A
5 1/4" X 2 1/2"
526 grams
NOTE: G#
Very old Antique Bowl, with wonderful patina and a beautiful tone.
8 1/2" X 2 3/4"
752 Grams
NOTE: A
Medium-Walled Lotus Bowl with a clear strong mid-tone.
7 3/4" X 3 1/2"
622 grams
NOTE: G#
6 3/4" X 3 3/4"
598 grams
NOTE: F#
Two Tibetan Thadobati Cup Bowls, tuned to G & C- a Perfect 4th musical interval.
The B bowl measures 4 1/8" x 2 1/4". The E bowl measures 4" x 2".
550 grams
NOTES: G & C - Perfect 4th Interval
Very old Buddha Bowl, with inscribed concentric circles inside, and double hash marks around the outside rim. Plays easily with a double octave E note.
8 1/2" x 4 1/4"
1,477 Grams
Note: E with octave E overtone
This is not an antique Bowl, but is still a very high quality modern version, with a beautiful, clear, B tone.
6 1/4" x 4"
630 Grams
Note: B
6 1/2" X 3 1/4"
756 grams
NOTE: Low G with Harmonic C on top. Add a cup of water to the bowl and discover the sound of a dolphin calling!
8 3/8" X 4'
1329 grams
NOTE: Low F# with Harmonic 5th C# on top. Nice rolled rim with distinctive hand hammered surface.
Two Tibetan Thadobati Cup Bowls, tuned to A# and C# - a Minor 3rd musical interval.
The A# bowl measures 4 3/4" x 2 1/2" and weighs 421 grams. The C# bowl measures 41/4" x 21/4" and weighs 304 grams..
NOTES: A# & C#
Tibetan Buddha Bowl - simple, plain, but has a nice lively sound. Very easy to play. Note is a low F# drone
6 3/8" x 3 1/8"
555 grams
Note: Low F#
Antique Manipuri Bowl - Very nice inscriptions still visible on the outside rim and inside the bowl. Plays a nice Low D#.
6 3/8" x 3 1/8"
555 grams
A pedestal bowl is a good choice if you are a beginner, as they are very easy to play. The pedestal isolates your hand from the bottom of the bowl, allowing it to produce a very full sound with no interference. What results is a beautiful, uninterrupted tone. Plays a Low G with a High G octave overtone.
6 1/2" x 4 1/2"
818 grams
A pedestal bowl is a good choice if you are a beginner, as they are very easy to play. The pedestal isolates your hand from the bottom of the bowl, allowing it to produce a very full sound with no interference. What results is a beautiful, uninterrupted tone. Plays a Low B with an E overtone.
6 1/2" x 4 1/2"
818 grams
A special little antique bowl with very visible hashmarks on the outside rim and concentric circles on the inside.
5" X 2 1/4"
526 grams
NOTE: D
Old Lotus bowls are becoming more and more difficult to find. They are thin walled bowls with a very deep, wide tone. This bowl is no exception, and produces multiple harmonics when played.
3 1/2" High
582 Grams
Note: D
3 3/4" x 2 3/4"
172 grams
NOTE: B
A very rare and early example of a Lingam Bowl, with the upturned center. Singing bowls evolved from gongs, and you can clearly see this when you hold the bowl on its side. It resembles a nipple gong. It is meant to be played with a soft mallet, and produces multiple tones.
7 1/2" x 2"
658 grams
Dharma Bowls have a nice round belly, and concentric circles inside the bowl that start at the center and move out. The exterior rim is also distinct, with fine parallel lines circling the top edge. This is an exceptional bowl with a very deep tone and long sustain. The center is slightly upturned, with a smooth internal texture. This bowl dates to the 18th Century.
8 1/2" x 4 1/2"
863 Grams
Note: G
A very atypical, rare profile for a Tibetan Bowl - simple, steep sides, large opening top. The surface is very smooth with no external markings. The tone has a minor 2nd tremolo when played. It in fact plays multiple notes, with F on top.
6 3/84" x 3"
593 grams
Note: F
Thin walled Cup Bowl, with a slight upturned center. Plays note E with a minor 3rd C overtone.
4 1/4" x 2 1/4"
194 Grams
Note: E