Large Tibetan Singing Bowl Set with Om Mantra for Peace | 7" & 8" Meditation Bowl with Suede Mallet & Cushion

Experience deep relaxation, mindfulness, and spiritual connection with this Large Tibetan Singing Bowl Complete Set featuring the sacred Om Mantra for Peace. Designed for meditation, yoga, sound healing, and spiritual practices, this handcrafted singing bowl produces rich harmonic tones and powerful vibrations that create a peaceful and calming atmosphere.

Tibetan singing bowls have been used for generations in meditation, prayer, Reiki, chakra balancing, and holistic wellness practices. When gently struck or played around the rim with the included suede wooden mallet, the bowl produces a beautiful, long-lasting resonance that helps quiet the mind and support a deeper meditative state.

The Om Mantra is a sacred sound traditionally associated with peace, universal connection, and spiritual awareness. This meaningful design makes the bowl a wonderful addition to meditation spaces, yoga studios, home altars, or personal wellness practices.

Features

• Large Tibetan singing bowl featuring the Om Mantra for Peace
• Produces deep, rich, and long-lasting harmonic tones
• Easy to play with included suede wooden mallet
• Ideal for meditation, yoga, mindfulness, Reiki, prayer, chakra balancing, and sound healing
• Larger size creates a fuller and more powerful resonance
• Carefully hand-selected and inspected before shipping
• Complete meditation set ready for use

Available Sizes

7 Inch Bowl

• Diameter: Approximately 7 inches
• Depth: Approximately 3.5 inches
• Weight: Approximately 600 grams

8 Inch Bowl

• Diameter: Approximately 8 inches
• Depth: Approximately 4 inches
• Weight: Approximately 850 grams

What's Included

• Tibetan Singing Bowl with Om Mantra Design
• Easy-Play Suede Wooden Mallet
• Donut Shape Meditation Cushion

Please Note: Cushion color may vary due to availability.

How to Play Bowls

1. Hold the bowl in the palm of either hand.
2. With the striker, rub the outside rim in a circular motion. Keep an even pressure.
3. Gently increase the speed as the bowl begins to vibrate, and as the sound grows. It may help to tap the bowl to begin the vibration. Sometimes this method can take practice.

Another method is "gonging" or "striking" the bowls. This is a simple method that involves striking the bowl with a wood or padded striker.