Hand-hammered Brass Tibetan singing bowl featuring organic texture with traditional wooden and suede mallets. Singing bowls are traditional in Buddhist rituals and are used to clear spaces, enhance meditation, regulate the body, and deepen relaxation. The sound waves generated by the bowls radiate frequencies that align with the body's needs. Each bowl is attuned to the note of one of the main seven chakras in the human body. When played, the sound of the bowl flows through your aura and cleanses your personal energy. The first bowl is the vibration Note C: in Vedic practice, this resonates with the Root Chakra. This chakra is located in the base of the spine, level with the perineum and coccyx. It is the first of the seven main chakras and is closely linked to our physical connection with the Earth and our sense of security and survival. The location of this chakra is essential because it connects us directly to the earth, reinforcing our sense of grounding and belonging. The second bowl is the vibration Note D: in Vedic practice, this resonates with the Sacral Chakra. This Chakra is located in the lower abdomen, a couple of inches below the navel. It is the second of the seven main chakras and is associated with fluidity, emotions, creativity and sexuality. The sacral chakra is the heart of our creative and passionate energy. *How to use: Hold the bowl in the center of your palm and firmly press the mallet in a circular motion against the bowl's outside edge or rim. When you hear a clear tone, you can slow down or speed up the motion. Focus on using your full arm in the motion and not just your wrist. ✦ Sound Note C: Root Chakra / Tibetan 1st Note / Measures 4.5 x 2 inches ✦ Sound Note D: Sacral Chakra / Tibetan 2nd Note / Measures 5 x 2.75 inches ✦ Wooden mallet measures about 5 inches long x 1 inch round Authentically made in Tibet
