Antique Tibetan Singing Bowl | Large Jambati | Hand Hammered | Himalayan Meditation | Sound Therapy | Healing Yoga | Note F#2 | Inscribed

At Temple Sounds we work with individuals all over the Himalayas to ethically source the best antique singing bowls.

A beautiful genuine antique therapy grade Jambati singing bowl ethically sourced from India.

Jambati can be thin to thick walled, light weight and heavy large and small. Large bowls usually have a loud, deep sound when struck with a wool mallet.
Excellent bowls for therapy. They have good energy and feel alive when played in the hand. Larger bowls of similar frequency can achieve fantastic entrainment.
Rim play is always very easy and will often produce a faster (higher frequency) Rim play on larger bowls can take concentration to achieve.
Jambati shape bowls are still made but they are pale imitations of the old bowls. Some Jambati are ancient. Most are around 100-200 years old.
The bowls can be dual texture, some with lines outside and inside, smooth sided or showing hammer marks. All Jambati have a flat bottom and gently sloping sides.

THIS BOWL:
Very large, inscribed, superior therapy grade. Fantastic bowl.

Diameter: 10.25" at widest point
Note: F#2 98hz
Weight: 1916g
Pulsing, very low (slow) frequency sound energy, with mallet. Rim play is very easy. excellent longevity. Superb bowl to look at at to listen to.
Inscribed with a long, fine, carved inscription. Beautiful dark, smooth hammered texture with a perfect curved, self amplifying shape. Loud voice. Female rim. Thick walls. Heavy but not too heavy. Well balanced and well proportioned. Ideal and light enough for on the body work as well as sound bath work. Incredibly low sound with sharp harmonics on rim play.
Matt, light, golden bronze, clean interior with concentric central lines.
The bowl you see is the bowl you will receive.
Patina and staining commensurate with age and use. An oxidised portion is evident inside and a smaller portion outside. A possible historic repair.

Comes with a hardwood playing stick, wool mallet and cushion.
You can request a sound recording if you like, just ask and you will be provided with a link to Soundcloud, if a link is not already present in the listing.

Thanks for looking!