Antique Manipuri Singing Bowl G3 211Hz 8 1/4" A16127

Vendor Codename: Tulsi (Holy Basil)

• Bowl Style: Antique Manipuri
• Diameter: 8 1/4"
• Fundamental Note: G 211Hz
• Fundamental Octave: 3
  
• Rim Note: D 614Hz
• Rim Octave: 5
• Bowl Height: 2 3/4 in
• Weight: 2 lb
• Hand-forged, mixed-alloy bronze
• Circa 19th-20th Century;

Package Includes:

• Certificate of Authenticity
• Tibetan silk-brocade Singing Bowl Cushion
• 2-piece Professional Mallet Set (a 30mmTibetan-wool padded mallet and a 30mm leather-padded mallet)
  

You will receive the exact bowl you see and hear on this page

Called Manipuri throughout the Himalayas. Said to come from the Manipur region (in the eastern Himalayas near Nagaland), but this shape is also typically Tibetan as well. Their walls are lower in ratio to the diameter, with a gradually sloping base. This type of singing bowl is thick to extra-thick, often with a triangulated lip, and sometimes decorated with tooled or engraved sacred geometric patterns such as the circle and dot motif. Typically they range from approximately 4 inches up to a little over 10 inches, although they are now rare in these larger sizes. Tones, likewise, range from the second to the fifth octaves.