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Tibetan Buddhist Buddha Singing Bowl 6.75" | Antique Collector Bowl with Buddha, Eight Lucky Symbols & Heart Chakra F Note

Tibetan Buddhist Buddha Singing Bowl 6.75" | Antique Collector Bowl with Buddha, Eight Lucky Symbols & Heart Chakra F Note

Regular price $156.00 USD
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Discover the beauty, craftsmanship, and spiritual symbolism of this Tibetan Buddhist Buddha Singing Bowl, a rare collector piece featuring intricate hand engraving and an authentic aged patina. Carefully selected from our collection of old Himalayan singing bowls, this exceptional piece combines traditional Buddhist artwork with a warm, mellow tone ideal for meditation, sound healing, and chakra practices.

The inside of the bowl features a hand-engraved Tibetan Buddhist Buddha, while the exterior showcases hand-etched Eight Lucky Symbols and a beautiful Lotus flower design on the bottom. Every detail reflects the skill and devotion of traditional Himalayan artisans.

This singing bowl produces a beautiful F Note, traditionally associated with the Heart Chakra, creating a soothing resonance that supports meditation, mindfulness, compassion, and inner balance.

Each bowl is hand-selected for its authentic old age, excellent condition, and harmonious sound. The exact bowl shown in the photos is the bowl you will receive, making this a truly unique collector’s piece.


Chakra & Sound Information

This singing bowl produces an F Note – Heart Chakra (Anahata Chakra).

Frequency: Approximately 356 Hz

The Heart Chakra is the fourth chakra and represents love, compassion, balance, and connection. Located near the heart, it is traditionally associated with:

  • Love and kindness
  • Emotional healing
  • Compassion and empathy
  • Inner peace and harmony
  • Balance between mind and body
  • Self-acceptance and connection

A balanced Heart Chakra is believed to support feelings of openness, forgiveness, and deep emotional well-being.


Buddhist Symbolism

Buddha Engraving

The hand-engraved Buddha inside the bowl represents wisdom, compassion, mindfulness, and the path toward spiritual awakening.

Eight Lucky Symbols

The hand-etched Eight Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala) represent important Buddhist teachings:

  • Parasol – Protection and shelter
  • Golden Fish – Freedom and abundance
  • Treasure Vase – Prosperity and spiritual wealth
  • Lotus Flower – Purity and enlightenment
  • Conch Shell – Wisdom and teachings
  • Endless Knot – Interconnection and eternal wisdom
  • Victory Banner – Triumph over obstacles
  • Dharma Wheel – Spiritual path and awakening

Lotus Flower

The lotus symbolizes purity, transformation, and spiritual growth—rising beautifully above challenges while remaining untouched by them.


Features

  • Rare Tibetan Buddhist collector singing bowl
  • Dark aged patina with authentic old appearance
  • Hand-engraved Buddha inside the bowl
  • Hand-etched Eight Lucky Symbols on the exterior
  • Lotus flower engraving on the bottom
  • Warm, mellow, harmonious F-tone sound
  • Carefully selected for condition, age, and resonance
  • Ideal for meditation, chakra healing, sound therapy, yoga, and mindfulness
  • Includes handmade cushion and suede-wrapped mallet

Specifications

  • Design: Tibetan Buddhist Buddha / Eight Lucky Symbols / Lotus Flower
  • Note: F Note – Heart Chakra
  • Frequency: Approximately 356 Hz
  • Diameter: Approximately 6.75 inches
  • Height: Approximately 3.25 inches
  • Weight: Approximately 2.3 lbs (1 kg)
  • Finish: Antique Dark Patina
  • Category: Collector Singing Bowl



How to play a Tibetan singing bowl:

1. Start by holding your bowl in the palm of your left hand (right if you are left-handed) The very bottom of the bowl should be the only part of the bowl touching your hand so the body of the bowl is allowed to vibrate freely.

With a wooden striker slowly start rubbing the outside rim in a clockwise circular motion, keeping an even and constant pressure on the edge of the bowl.
Sometimes it is helpful to gently strike the bowl before you start the rubbing motion.

2. You can play the singing bowl like a gong by simply striking gently the rim of the bowl with suede mallet

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