Tara Buddha Singing Bowls

Our Tara Buddha Singing Bowls features the fully enlightened female Bodhisattva or deity Tara Buddha. She symbolises the soul of love and compassion. She is considered as "the mother of all Buddhas", in Buddhism. According to the monks, the Tara mantra Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha, when chanted a couple of times repeatedly in the event of problems, is believed to protect the individuals from negative fears and bring a sense of peace, courage and compassion within self.

The Tara Buddha singing bowl is surrounded by beautiful and intricate Tibetan symbols and motifs and repetitive Tibetan Mandalas in the inner and outer walls, and outer base of the singing bowl. Tibetan symbols and motifs are one of the most complex iconographies in any religion. Each of them hold a deep and spiritual significance in Tibetan Buddhism. The Tibetan Mandalas are genereally depicted as a geometric composition wherein deities reside. The main deity is housed in the center. The mandala serves as a tool for guiding individuals along the path to enlightenment.

The singing bowl is meticulously hand-hammered, tuned, polished, and etched with intricate detail by our Newari artisans in Nepal. The sound of the bowl is tested thoughtfully to meet the highest standards. It takes a long time to craft the bowl. It is made of high-quality bronze.

The singing bowls measures 23 to 27 cm in diameter, weighing 1.5 to 2.1 kg. The singing bowl set includes a traditional wooden mallet striker and a soft cushion for its support.

The singing bowl is perfect for deep meditation, sound therapy, sound healing or any spiritual occasion and practice, offering soothing tones to relax the mind. It also makes a thoughtful gift for your loved ones.

To learn a bit more about singing bowls, here is some information that can be helpful.