Antique Tibetan Singing Bowl | Large Jambati 9" | Hand Hammered | Himalayan Meditation | Sound Therapy | Healing Yoga | Note A2
$344.96
A magnificant, very large, genuine antique Jambati singing bowl that would grace any collection.
The bowl has a female rim (without a triangular inward facing lip) and is a beautiful dark bronze with wonderful patina.
The hammer marks are smooth and uniform. Very tactile.
Superb pulsing slow 113hz frequency energy, with wool mallet. Rim play is very easy and a joy with suede playing stick. Excellent longevity and energy to this bowl.
Perfect condition, undamaged with bronze patina commensurate with age and use.
Comes with hardwood playing stick, wool mallet and brocade cushion.
Diameter 9"
Note A 2nd octave 113hz
This bowl is played in this video: https://youtu.be/r4kx_ay_PpY
International buyers are welcome. All stock is based in the UK. EU buyers please be prepared to pay 20% extra VAT and possible courier handling fees.
Sound file available on request.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I hear a bowl played?
Yes, I will be delighted to record any bowl and provide a link to that recording.
Are the bowls genuine antiques?
Yes, I source the bowls from Nepal through a reputable wholesaler.