Therapeutic Singing Bowl Universal - 21 cm

Singing Bowl for Sound Therapy - Allround - 21 cm | Dayasa Bowl

Singing Bowl for Sound Therapy - Allround - 21 cm | Dayasa Bowl

SKU: 9079
GTIN: 4260267686485

Goods ordered. 21 expected on 20.03.2025.

Description
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Singing bowl for sound therapy work on the whole body

These frosted singing bowls with their appealing sound have been specially developed for professional use in sound massages and sound therapy. They produce long-lasting sounds and are a cost-effective alternative to established branded therapy singing bowls.

Each bowl is given special attention as part of an elaborate, handcrafted manufacturing process, whereby it is carefully tested for its harmonious sound spectrum . Only singing bowls that fulfil these high quality standards bear the ‘Dayasa Bowl’ brand seal.

In terms of size, the universal singing bowl is halfway between the head bowl and the cymbal bowl. With its balanced sound, it can be used for all areas of the body. It is therefore ideal for getting started with sound massage.

Highlights of the singing bowls:

Professional use: Specially developed for sound massages and sound therapy.
Long-lasting sounds: Ideal for therapeutic purposes.
Cost-effective alternative: Inexpensive option compared to established brands.
Craftsmanship: Careful manufacturing and ‘Dayasa Bowl’ quality seal.
Whole body use: Suitable for any area of the Body.

Sound

Weight	Diameter	Sound Sample
950 - 1,000 g	ca. 21 cm

The sound samples only approximate the sound of the singing bowls, as the sound differs somewhat from bowl to bowl and depends on many factors such as metal composition, wall thickness, temperature etc. A deviation in the sound of the singing bowl sent from the sound samples audible here is therefore not a defect.

Traditional Manufacturing in India

The manufacturing is done in small workshops and is a sweaty affair. The composition of the metal is a secret and significantly affects the sound Quality.

First, a metal disc is made to glow. Then, several men drive the shell out of the disc by hand, little by little, with great force and skill, using hammers. As usual in blacksmithing, many operations of annealing and driving are necessary until the final shape is achieved.
After smoothing the surface of the shell, it is extensively re-polished by hand, whereby it receives its beautiful luster.
Due to the handwork and the changing composition of the metal, each singing bowl never sounds exactly like the other.