Reflective Tibetan Singing Bowls

Our Reflective Tibetan Singing Bowls have a shiny surface that catches the light. You can see nearby shapes reflected on them, kind of like a mirror. The polished look makes them stand out. When you play one, the tone is deep and long-lasting for a good while. The difference can be compared with our collection of dim singing bowls with these bowls.

They are handmade by Newari artisans in Nepal and crafted from bronze, a mix of copper and tin. Everything’s done by hand — shaping, hammering, polishing. No two bowls turn out the same, which makes them special.

People use Tibetan singing bowls for lots of things — meditation, creating a calm space, sound healing, or working with chakra balancing. The sound helps with focus and relaxation. 

They come in different sizes, from around 15 cm up to 20 cm across. Weight varies with size but usually falls between 700 grams and 1.2 kg. Each singing bowl comes with a soft cushion and a wooden mallet, so you are set to play.

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

The sound of the singing bowls are recorded using our Red Wool Head Mallet Striker, our Lingam Mallet Striker, or both by striking and rimming the bowl to give you a real feel for its sound.

To keep your handmade singing bowl sounding beautiful and lasting for years, a little mindful care makes all the difference. Gently wipe it from time to time using a soft fiber cloth with lukewarm or cold water. Avoid chemical cleaners or abrasive materials that could damage its surface. Store your singing bowl in a dust-free space, and always handle it with care. Never drop or strike it on hard surfaces. With a bit of love and attention, your singing bowl will remain a trusted companion in your meditation, sound healing, or spiritual practice.