Antique Thadobati Tibetan Singing Bowl Hand Hammered Himalayan Meditation Sound Therapy E4

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 thadobati singing bowl ethically sourced from Nepal.

Thadobati can be thin or thick walled, light weight or heavy, large and small. Older bowls usually have thick walls and are embellished with punch marks, ritual slashes or sun motifs.
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. Small (cup) thado of many frequencies can be collected and will produce amazing sounds when played together.
Rim play is always very easy.
Some Thado are ancient. Most are around 100-200 years old, with the very thick walled examples being up to 500 years old.
The bowls can be dual texture, some with lines outside and inside, smooth sided or showing hammer marks. All Thadobati have a wide flat bottom and gently sloping but straight sides.

THIS BOWL:
Very fine ancient bowl with folded rim. This type of bowl is very rare and very old, some of the earliest recorded bowls are of this type: around 500 years old. Average sustain, excellent rim play, complex soundscape with different tools. Probably one of the best examples if an ancient singing bowl will ever find now. The bowl has a muted energy and needs to be used and played to bring it out again. This bowl is from my own collection. I have decided to offer it for sale =.
Diameter 7.25"
Note E4 300hz
Weight: 949g
Stock No: 0365
Decoration: good condition showing lines / bands around outer wall and lines on rim top. Concentric circles inside. Male, inward triangular rim.
This bowl is played in this video: https://youtu.be/ZLWCP-CvMr0

Comes with a hardwood playing stick and cushion pad. Colour of pad may vary depending on stock.
You can request a sound recording if you like, if a YouTube link is not already present in the listing.

Thanks for looking!