Small Old 'Tara' Singing Bowl - Base Note G#4 (422 Hz) giftguide150

Small Old 'Tara' Singing Bowl - Base Note G#4 (422 Hz) giftguide150Hand hammered and timeless pieces made by skilled artisans from the Himalayan region. Our small 'Tara' singing bowls sound amazing and very easy to play. They have been hand picked and are very popular due to their strong vibrations, responsiveness and ease of playing. They have been used as tools for meditation, relaxation and aura cleansing, and are some of the best value bowls we stock. Why choose Tibet Shop Sydney? Item Specs: Base note G#4, 422

Weight: 305 g

Chakras: Throat and Sacral chakras

Note that we don't add any perfumes or oils to the malas

bubbles to the surface and cools

Weight: 395 g

Fitted with a steel O ring to mount against nails and hooks

High note - C#4

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These bowls are also very easy to play/responsive and produce a serene sound with long decay

Dzi beads usually adorn deities in Tibetan Buddhism and are worn as an amulet

A mala made from sandalwood heartwood usually costs 8X the price of this mala which is made from other branches of the same tree

Tingshas are usually struck against one another to produce a clear