Small Indian Moon Phase Singing Bowl

13cm diameter moon phase singing bowl, approximately 550g, 6cm height. Made from copper and tin with intricate moon phase engravings. Produces resonant tones when struck or played around the rim with a mallet. Made in India.

Playing a singing bowl can evoke different emotions, but how to achieve these states? Various methods exist for all skill levels. Focus on striking and rimming for beginners. These are the most common techniques for using a singing bowl. Avoid more challenging methods like the "Wah Wah" technique. Use a mallet or striker on a stable surface. The striking method is straightforward. With a wooden or felt-padded striker, gently hit the side of the bowl. A wooden striker yields a high-pitched, metallic sound, whereas a felt-padded mallet produces a softer, warmer tone. Avoid striking too forcefully to prevent damage or tipping. For stability, use a cushion, ring, or mat under the bowl, or hold it in your non-dominant hand, ensuring it rests on the flat of your palm. Remove any rings or avoid contact with the bowl to prevent unwanted noise.

A small Indian moon phase singing bowl at 13cm diameter, approximately 550g. Copper and tin construction with intricate moon phase engravings. Produces resonant tones with good sustain. Made in India.

550g/ 13x6 (cm)

India