Large Tibetan Singing Bowl with Om Mani Mantra | 5 Inch Meditation Bowl with Mallet & Brocade Cushion

Bring harmony, mindfulness, and relaxation into your daily practice with this Large Tibetan Singing Bowl featuring the sacred Om Mani Padme Hum mantra. This beautifully designed singing bowl combines traditional Himalayan craftsmanship with a rich, soothing sound that supports meditation, yoga, chakra balancing, and sound healing practices.

Tibetan singing bowls have been used for generations as powerful tools for creating a peaceful environment, calming the mind, and enhancing spiritual practices. When gently struck or played around the rim, this bowl produces beautiful harmonic overtones and a long-lasting resonance that encourages deep relaxation and focus.

The Om Mani Padme Hum mantra, one of the most recognized Buddhist mantras, represents compassion, wisdom, and the path toward inner peace. This meaningful design makes the bowl not only a wonderful meditation tool but also a beautiful addition to a home altar, yoga space, or wellness room.

Features

• Traditional Tibetan singing bowl with Om Mani Padme Hum design
• Produces rich, clear, and long-lasting harmonic tones
• Easy to play for beginners and experienced practitioners
• Ideal for meditation, mindfulness, yoga, Reiki, chakra balancing, and sound therapy
• Beautiful decorative piece for meditation spaces and home altars
• Carefully hand-selected and inspected before shipping
• Includes everything needed to begin your practice

Specifications

• Bowl Diameter: Approximately 5 inches
• Bowl Depth: Approximately 2.75 inches
• Weight: Approximately 700 grams

What's Included

• Tibetan Singing Bowl with Om Mani Mantra Design
• Wooden Playing Mallet
• Traditional Brocade Cushion

Please Note: Brocade cushion colors and patterns may vary due to availability and handmade nature.

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.