Maybe you have been to a friend's house and their singing bowl caught your eye (or ears!). Or, perhaps you heard a recording and thought “I think I want one of those!” Maybe you have even been to a Sound Bath performed by a master practitioner and decided you would benefit from incorporating a Singing Bowl into your daily routine.

In our 5 years of experience bringing singing bowls to the western world from Nepal, we have had the distinct pleasure of seeing all types of people use our bowls, and in all sorts of ways. 

Here are a handful of quick examples from people, just like you, and how they have chosen to use their singing bowls:

—“I bought a singing bowl to use with students during a Godly Play session (hands on bible storytelling). I am the Director of a Preschool and wanted a way to help preschoolers settle and be ready to listen to the story. 

The singing bowl is mesmerizing to them and they almost immediately sit still and listen. It has worked wonders and now the children look forward to coming into the room to hear the singing bowl and then the story. 

Many of the parents have asked about it since their children come home talking about it. Amazing resource for teachers. 

Every morning I have a routine of reading three daily devotionals from different writers. Afterwards, I take my singing bowl and make a joyful noise to the Lord as I am praying.”

—“I love how it will make the sound go up into my arm… I am delighted with my singing bowl. I have incorporated ten minutes of the bowl sounding into my daily practice. I believe it assists me in staying present in the moment andI have read it helps to raise vibrations.

What I do know is that my practice has deepened and I feel more relaxed immediately. My singing Bowl is a symbol of peace and love.”

—“I created a class called Mindful Movement where I teach mindfulness, yoga & mini-meditation to children in my school, ages: Preschool thru 6th grade.

I have been using a small singing bowl in conjunction with working with the kids! I am graduating from a 200 hour yoga teacher training on Friday and these are gifts from myself and fellow classmates to our 2 teachers.

These ladies and students have truly taught us the beauty of being perfectly imperfect. With that said, I just felt that these 2 bowls were the perfect fit. I now feel that much more confident in my choice!”

—“I purchased the bowl for my yoga class I teach. I get a beautiful sound when I hit the outside with the mallet, and I play this sound during savasana.”

—“ I just purchased one of your Tibetan singing bowls, and it is wonderful! Such a great tone!

Even my Reiki Master-Teacher loves it, and she has several of her own.”

—“I am a Mandarin Chinese teacher who just purchased the Original Ohm Bowl to use as a calming influence with my overly-stressed students.

This little bowl fits very well into my evening routine and I am VERY pleased with my purchase.”

—“I had never used a bowl before. But within moments of opening this package, I was enjoying the ritualistic tactile experience of prolonging a resonant tone with small simple movements.

It really has an addictive quality! If you have room in your life for such a small but impacting item, this is the real deal.”

—“OHMG, I'm so happy with my bowl. I was able to play it right out of the box and I had the most awesome experience afterwards. I raised the vibration in my house and charged my crystals. An hour later, I could still hear the tone in my ear and I went over to my meditation area where I had charged my crystals and they were all vibrating!”

—“Wow, I had never experienced this before. I noticed that I have been very happy over the last couple of days and it has to be because I raised my vibrations and I have felt really good.

This is the best thing ever and I’m totally obsessed with how it looks, how it sounds and the way it somehow brings out the silliest and fun bonding moments with my daughters!

From teaching them to find their own sounds, to using it  as an instrument while one of my daughters sings on a mic and we both dance around horribly and beautifully and experience that pure joy that’s often hard to find in life.”

Our singing bowls are made in Kathmandu, Nepal. Every one of our bowls is hand-hammered by our artisan-partners in Kathmandu.

Most of our smaller bowls (5” and smaller) are made from Brass, and the larger (6” and bigger) sized bowls are made from Bronze.