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Singing Bowls

Singing bowls awaken a beautiful and powerful mystery.  They produce the sacred sound of AUM.  Their rich sonic vibrations alter space, mind, and time.  They are used for meditation and for following the Yoga of Sound.  The sound and music of the bowls awakens cellular memory and permeates the aura with healing energy

The singing bowls originated in the pre-Buddhist, shamanic Bon Po culture of the Himalayas - often called "Tibetan" singing bowls, they are actually made in Bhutan, Nepal, India, and Tibet. They are ‘resting bells’ and, as such, part of the Bell family, which culture seems to date back to a Bronze Age in China some 4,000 years ago, which, at its peak, extended geographically as far as Burma and Indochina. However, Chinese and Japanese resting bells are made in a very different manner.  Some sources state that the bowls are made from the seven sacred metals, corresponding to the sacred seven planets: gold (Sun), silver (moon), mercury (Mercury), copper (Venus), iron (Mars), tin (Jupiter), antimony (Saturn), yet others that a selection (of anything from 3 to 9 - depending upon whom is being asked) from a total of nine metals was used (the seven listed above plus nickel and zinc) and yet another comprising twelve metals. Legend goes on to say that the iron was sometimes replaced by meteorite found on Himalayan mountaintops, metal from the heavens, or that meteorite was added also.

 

 

Tibetan Singing Bowl, The sound of each Tibetan Singing Bowl is unique. Its uniqueness comes from its thickness, shape, size, combination of metals and the particular technique of the craftsmen.

Weight approx. 454g, diameter  (4  inches)

Price £19.90 - SB1

Currently Out of Stock

 

 Tibetan Singing Bowl, The sound of each Tibetan Singing Bowl is unique. Its uniqueness comes from its thickness, shape, size, combination of metals and the particular technique of the craftsmen.

Weight approx. 550g, diameter  (4  inches)

Price £29.90 - SB2

Currently Out of Stock

 

 

SALE Tibetan Singing Bowl

The sound of each Tibetan Singing Bowl is unique. Its uniqueness comes from its thickness, shape, size, combination of metals and the particular technique of the craftsmen.

Weight approx. 686gms, diameter  (6  inches)

Price £39.00 - £25.00 - SB3

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 SALE Nepalese Singing Bowl

Beautiful Nepalese Singing Bowl in a mat nearly black finish.  The sound of each Tibetan Singing Bowl is unique. Its uniqueness comes from its thickness, shape, size, combination of metals and the particular technique of the craftsmen.

Assorted Designs

Weight approx. 666gms, diameter  (5-6 inches)

Price £39.50 - £25.00 - SB4 

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Prayer Bell

The Tibetan Bell represents wisdom. Its hollow symbolizes the wisdom recognising emptiness and the clapper represents the sound of emptiness in all its forms. The body of the Tibetan Bell is decorated with a vase which represents the vase containing the nectar of accomplishment. Above the vase, is the face of Prajanparamita, above which is a lotus, a moon disc and finally a vajra.  The Tibetan bell is always played in the left hand at heart level. It is held by the middle of the handle and swung back and forth. When used in meditation, a playing stick may be used around the rim, and the sound produced reminds of the emptiness of all things, and the quality of wisdom one must develop to attain this realisation.

 

SALE Pray Bell
 
This Brass Tibetan Pray Bell is beautifully decorated with removable top.
 
Measures
12cm diameter and 20cm height.

Price £20.00 - £9.99 - PB1

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Buddha Fridge Magnet

Bronze affect Buddha sitting on oval base.

Assorted Designs

Measures 6 x 9cm

Price £1.00 - JD

 

Buddha

The practice of Buddhism began 2,500 years ago. Only within the past century have Western cultures reached out to embrace Buddhist wisdom, whose essence is to awaken and to serve. Blocking one’s mortal path to awakened or enlightened service are egotism, greed and selfishness, each of which leads to endless and needless suffering.

 

Brass Indian Buddha

 

Lucky Resin Buddha

SALE Brass Buddha
 
Detailed Indian style Buddha
 
Measures 20cms high
 
Price £39.99 - £25.00 - IC4565

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SALE Lucky Chinese Style Buddha
 
Solid resin wood affect happy laughing with Gold detailing.

Chinese style Buddha.

Measures height 15cm

Price £11.99 - £9.99 - LP14689

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