Warm-Resonance Hand-Beaten Tibetan Singing Bowl – E3 & A5 | SB-035

This beautiful hand-beaten Tibetan singing bowl produces a warm, steady base note of E3, accompanied by a clear high note of A5, rich layered overtones and a smooth, long-lasting resonance.

Its voice has a full and calming lower foundation that gradually opens into brighter, gently shimmering upper tones. The result is a balanced sound with warmth, clarity and a peaceful lingering quality.

This bowl is well suited to meditation, mindfulness, yoga, sound practice, ceremonial use, space-cleansing rituals or simply creating a peaceful atmosphere at home.

Every singing bowl has its own unique voice. We recommend listening to the demonstration video with headphones and noticing how the sound makes you feel—the right bowl is often the one whose voice naturally connects with you.

Gently strike the bowl to reveal its warm opening tone, or slowly circle the outer rim with the wooden mallet to build a fuller, sustained resonance.

The photographs and sound recording feature this exact individual bowl, SB-035, so the bowl you see and hear is the one you will receive.

Bowl Details

• Bowl ID: SB-035
• Base note: E3 – approximately 161 Hz
• High note: A5 – approximately 866 Hz
• Diameter: 20 cm
• Height: 10 cm
• Weight: 1,125 g
• Size: Large
• Material: Copper-based bronze alloy
• Technique: Hand-beaten

Your Singing Bowl Includes

• 1 × hand-beaten Tibetan singing bowl
• 1 × handmade silk cushion
• 1 × wooden mallet
• 1 × cotton bag

Please note that the cushion colour may vary depending on availability. Natural hammer marks, subtle colour variations and small surface irregularities are part of the bowl’s handcrafted character.

The recorded sound and measured frequency may vary slightly depending on room acoustics, playing technique, mallet and listening device.

Care Instructions

Handle your singing bowl carefully and avoid dropping it or striking it with excessive force. Keep it dry and clean it gently with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals.