Brass Singing Bowl Set - Golden Tara (19cm)
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Brass Singing Bowl Set - Golden Tara (19cm)
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If you keep a dedicated altar or meditation corner, this bowl is sized to anchor it rather than sit at the edge. The Golden Tara Singing Bowl is cast in brass at a generous 19cm diameter, with an engraved depiction of Tara on the body, giving it a devotional character alongside its use as a sound tool.
Symbolism
Tara is a female bodhisattva widely revered in Tibetan Buddhist tradition as an embodiment of compassion and swift, active help for those who call on her. Placing her image on a singing bowl links the visual devotion of a shrine piece with the practical, everyday use of sound in meditation, so the bowl can serve both as a focus for contemplation and as an instrument.
How to use
- Set the bowl on a flat, stable surface able to support its weight, or on a supporting cushion.
- Circle a wooden striker steadily around the rim to build a sustained tone, or strike the rim once for a single note.
- Let the sound ring out fully before repeating, using it to open or close a meditation session.
Details
- Material: brass
- Size: approx. 19 x 8 cm
- Weight: approx. 1.3 kg
- Made in India
Delivery
Packed and dispatched from a European warehouse to twenty-five EU countries. Delivery is priced on the weight of the parcel and shown in full before you pay, and it is free above the threshold set for your country — from €19. No customs, no import charges, tracking by email. Thresholds by country.
Returns
Fourteen days from delivery to change your mind, for any reason, and you do not have to give us one. Send it back unused and in its packaging. If something arrives broken or is not what you ordered, we pay the return. How returns work.
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