Buddhist Singing Bowl

Tibet Arts: Your One-Stop Shop for Tibetan and Himalayan Artifacts

Tibetan and Himalayan antiques & artifacts can enhance the feng shui of your home environment in a manner that is almost unparalleled. The serene products of a serene civilisation going back centuries, they add colour to the overall ambience, while connecting you to a rich past by their very presence. More importantly, they play a crucial role in reminding us of the brutal oppression of the culture which produced them.

Some of the finest quality Himalayan artifacts & Antiques are available at Tibet Arts.

Having started in 1996 in Cambridge, MA, this leading dealer in Tibetan and Himalayan antiques & artifacts now has a strong online presence in addition to its brick and mortar operations.

Among the items sold by this top supplier of Tibetan antiques & artifacts are Buddhist ritual items like malas, thangkas, statues, singing bowls and bells, gongs, tingshas, and rare antique objects. The scope of the selection of items available at this leading Himalayan artifact dealer, however, goes beyond Buddhism and Tibetan culture. Tibet Arts also stocks items that are suitable for Hindu and New Age practice, as well as Feng Shui and other such ritual purification practices for home and work environments.

At Tibet Arts, you can choose from a large collection of hand-made jewellery and all forms of Tibetan and Himalayan handicrafts, devotional or non-devotional, some of which are designed in-house. At the Tibet Arts retail store, there is a wide range of clothing available in cotton, silk, and wool. All this can be had at very reasonable prices.

As a major supplier of Tibetan antiques as well as contemporary handicrafts from the homeland, Tibet Arts can justifiably claim a prominent role in the promotion of Tibetan culture. All the contemporary items available at Tibet Arts have been hand crafted by exiled Tibetan refugees living in India, Nepal, Bhutan, Mongolia, and elsewhere. As a result, every purchase from this leading dealer in Himalayan antiques and handicrafts directly assists in the day-to-day lives of these refugees and aids in preserving and expanding the unique, rich Tibetan heritage and culture.

Committed to raising awareness of Tibetan and Buddhist culture, and the Chinese occupation of Tibet, this leading dealer in Tibetan and Himalayan artifacts and handicrafts continues to strive to bring the best of Tibet to those who love its culture.

You don't need to know about Tibetan and Himalayan craftsmanship to appreciate its beauty. A simple glance at the catalogue of this leading dealer in Tibetan and Himalayan artifacts will reveal the depth and subtlety of this rich and ancient culture.

For more information on Tibetan antiques, Himalayan artifacts and crafts, visit TibetArts.

About the Author

We specialize in Tibetan arts and artifacts and we are located in Cambridge, MA. We sell Tibetan products throughout the world. For more information on Tibetan antiques, Himalayan artifacts and crafts, visit www.tibetarts.com.

Handmade Bronze Singing Bowl with Stand (Nepal) $72.72 Add a touch of Himalayan culture to your living room with this exotic singing bowl. Hold the bowl in the palm of your hand, gently rub the wooden handle around the rim and hear its distinctive voice bring a calming Buddhist influence to your home.Product Features:Bronze singing bowl with traditional etchingsBowl sits prominently displayed on included standCarved wooden stick includedThe sound vibration aids concentration and evokes the Kundalini chakraSanskrit reads 'Om mani padme hum', invoking the blessings of Chenrezig, the embodiment of compassionMeasures 8 inches high x 8.25 inches diameter (with stand)Story Behind the Art: 47 year old Bir Bahadur Bishwakarma started to work at a tender age of 9. After being involved in his ancestral occupation of copper production for more than 25 years, he undertook the training on metal sheets at Balaju Mechanical Centre. Starting the work from just two people, he and his brother, he is now being able to provide work to about 20 people working under him. With the support from the metal smith, he has been able to retain the skill amongst his community thereby providing job to other coppersmiths who come from the low-income sector of the economy. This has resulted in improved economic condition of the community as a whole.What is Worldstock?The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.Imported

In a Brilliant Float, Ceylon Boys Are Singing For Wesak, the Biggest Night of Buddhist Year $79.99 James Burke In a Brilliant Float, Ceylon Boys Are Singing For Wesak, the Biggest Night of Buddhist Year - Premium Photographic Print

Singing Bowl $21.37 Imagine the impossible. Finding one book among billions, its title unknown, subject matter unknown, but your task is clear. Find the book lost to the world Quests are all about journey and never about solutions. During his travels a simple monk from a small monastery in Tibet learns harsh lesson. Under attack from Chinese Communists, his monastery disbands breaking a circle that has remained intact from the ancient days of the Kadam Order through the present day Geluk Order. Each member of the circle is given both an item from their monastery and a quest. The last member spoken to garners the responsibility of their most sacred artifact, the Singing Bowl and learns that his quest is to find a book lost to the world. Only when is quest is fulfilled will the circle, now called the Gatherers, close. His search guides him through the high mountain valleys of Tibet as he avoids Communists. After a harrowing escape to Kathmandu he finds the love of his life, Dorje who reveals the deeper meaning of his quest. His journey leads him along the ancient Spice Trails to Samarkand, then to Egypt where he meets the Old Woman of Alexandria. Together they study the lost scrolls of Nag Hammadi. When the energetic Wirling Devish reunites him with a fellow Gatherer called The Sufi he begins to understand that the Tenzin has set into play a quest far larger that he could have ever conceived. Only after meeting the characters of his journey, the strange Mexican Carlos in Machu Picchu, a student of Mahatma Gandhi called The Librarian, the ancient Pueblo Indian, Callers, from the Four Corners of America and Albert Einstein's boyhood friend, and many other characters, does the true grandeur of the quest reveal itself. As in all quests, the solution is wrapped within the experience itself. AUTHOR BIO: Roy Dimond and his wife Lorraine live in the small coastal community of Pender Harbour, British Columbia. They left the city where cars and concrete dominated, to live in the domain of eagles and elk. Friends and neighbors call this area Penderdise.

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Tibetan Singing Bowl $59.95 Exclusive! Unlike anything we’ve ever heard before! Gently strike this Tibetan singing bowl, and the air is filled with negative-energy-clearing sound. The bowl is so vibrant, you needn’t even strike it: Just circle the rim with the carved, wooden clapper, and the bowl will begin to "sing" in a rich vibrato. Beautifully decorated in brass and copper, inside and out, no two are exactly alike. Handcrafted in Tibet. 4 1/2" diam., 2 1/2" high; 6 1/2" clapper.

Singing Bowl, Plain, 5 $59.93 These are hand made and the sizes may vary slightly. Spun bronze, includes wooden beater and cushion. The bowls are made of Panchaloha: literally translated from Sanskrit as Five Metals. The metal alloys contain copper, tin, zinc, iron and other metals Singing bowls are played by the friction of rubbing a wooden mallet around the rim of the bowl to produce overtones and a continuous 'singing' sound. They are commonly used for meditation, relaxation, healthcare, personal well-being and religious practice. Height: 6 Width: 0 Weight: 3

Singing Bowl, Decorated, 6 $134.93 Singing Bowl, Decorated, with 6 inch opening. Highly decorated spun bronze. Design may vary. Includes wooden beater and cushion. They sometimes feature religious iconography; motifs and symbols, such as the Tibetan mantra Om mani padme hum, images of Buddhas, or the Ashtamangala (Eight Auspicious Signs). The bowls are made of Panchaloha: literally translated from Sanskrit as Five Metals. The metal alloys contain copper, tin, zinc, iron and other metals Singing bowls are played by the friction of rubbing a wooden mallet around the rim of the bowl to produce overtones and a continuous 'singing' sound. They are commonly used for meditation, relaxation, healthcare, personal well-being and religious practice. Height: 6 Width: 0 Weight: 3.5

Singing Bowl, Decorated, 8 $269.25 Singing Bowl, Decorated, with a 8 inch opening. Highly decorated spun bronze. Design may vary. Includes wooden beater and cushion. They sometimes feature religious iconography; motifs and symbols, such as the Tibetan mantra Om mani padme hum, images of Buddhas, or the Ashtamangala (Eight Auspicious Signs). The bowls are made of Panchaloha: literally translated from Sanskrit as Five Metals. The metal alloys contain copper, tin, zinc, iron and other metals Singing bowls are played by the friction of rubbing a wooden mallet around the rim of the bowl to produce overtones and a continuous 'singing' sound. They are commonly used for meditation, relaxation, healthcare, personal well-being and religious practice. Height: 6 Width: 0 Weight: 7

Brass Singing Bowl (Nepal) $94.53 Add a touch of old world charm to your home with this brass singing bowl from Nepal.Created by artisans of Nepal, this beautiful singing bowl is a religious and decorative tradition. Hold the brass bowl in the palm of your hand, gently rub the wooden handle around the outside rim, and hear its distinctive sound. Singing bowls, also known as meditation bowls, have a history of curative use. The sound vibration aids concentration and evokes the kundaline chakra. Using mud and sand dye, melted brass is poured into the form to make each bowl. Seven recovered scrap metals make up the brass, so nothing new is taken from the environment during production. All bowls are finished by a laborious hand polishing process called sand casting. Find gifts from around the globe with Overstock.com.The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.Imported.

Singing Bowl, Bronze, 4 7/8 $41.18 Singing Bowl, Bronze, 4 7/8 inch. Spun bronze, includes wooden beater and cushion. The bowls are made of Panchaloha: literally translated from Sanskrit as Five Metals. The metal alloys contain copper, tin, zinc, iron and other metals Singing bowls are played by the friction of rubbing a wooden mallet around the rim of the bowl to produce overtones and a continuous 'singing' sound. They are commonly used for meditation, relaxation, healthcare, personal well-being and religious practice. Height: 11 Width: 0 Weight: 2

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Singing Bowl, Black, 5 1/4 $43.43 Singing Bowl, Black, 5 1/4 inch. Black oxidized spun bronze, includes wooden beater and cushion. The bowls are made of Panchaloha: literally translated from Sanskrit as Five Metals. The metal alloys contain copper, tin, zinc, iron and other metals Singing bowls are played by the friction of rubbing a wooden mallet around the rim of the bowl to produce overtones and a continuous 'singing' sound. They are commonly used for meditation, relaxation, healthcare, personal well-being and religious practice. Height: 11 Width: 0 Weight: 3

Singing Bowl, Plain, 5 1/2 $67.43 These are hand made and the sizes may vary slightly. Spun bronze, includes wooden beater and cushion. The bowls are made of Panchaloha: literally translated from Sanskrit as Five Metals. The metal alloys contain copper, tin, zinc, iron and other metals Singing bowls are played by the friction of rubbing a wooden mallet around the rim of the bowl to produce overtones and a continuous 'singing' sound. They are commonly used for meditation, relaxation, healthcare, personal well-being and religious practice. Height: 6 Width: 0 Weight: 3

Singing Bowl, Plain, 7 1/2 $119.93 These are hand made and the sizes may vary slightly. Spun bronze, includes wooden beater. The bowls are made of Panchaloha: literally translated from Sanskrit as Five Metals. The metal alloys contain copper, tin, zinc, iron and other metals Singing bowls are played by the friction of rubbing a wooden mallet around the rim of the bowl to produce overtones and a continuous 'singing' sound. They are commonly used for meditation, relaxation, healthcare, personal well-being and religious practice. Height: 6 Width: 0 Weight: 4.5

Singing Bowl, Plain, 4 1/2 $44.93 These are hand made and the sizes may vary slightly. Spun bronze, includes wooden beater and cushion. The bowls are made of Panchaloha: literally translated from Sanskrit as Five Metals. The metal alloys contain copper, tin, zinc, iron and other metals Singing bowls are played by the friction of rubbing a wooden mallet around the rim of the bowl to produce overtones and a continuous 'singing' sound. They are commonly used for meditation, relaxation, healthcare, personal well-being and religious practice. Height: 6 Width: 0 Weight: 2

Small Brass Singing Bowl (Nepal) $69.6 Add a touch of old world charm to your home with this brass singing bowl from Nepal.Created by artisans in Nepal, this beautiful singing bowl is a religious and decorative tradition. Hold the brass bowl in the palm of your hand, gently rub the wooden handle around the outside rim, and hear its distinctive sound. Singing bowls, also known as meditation bowls, have a history of curative use. The sound vibration aids concentration and evokes the kundaline chakra. Using mud and sand dye, melted brass is poured into the form to make each bowl. Seven recovered scrap metals make up the brass, so nothing new is taken from the environment during production. All bowls are finished by a laborious hand polishing process called sand casting.The Story Behind the ProductWorking with brass is Surinder Pal Singh's traditional occupation. He makes a variety of brass items including candle holders and other brass figurines. He leaned the craft from his father and according to him there is a special ratio that one has to keep in mind while making brass singing bowls. The brass is first melted and then beaten into sheets to be molded in the shape of a ringing bowl. Surinder Pal has two sons and a wife. His sons are now learning the craft of working on brass from him. He hopes that they too will be able to continue making a living with this traditional art form.Find creations from around the world with Overstock.com.The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.Imported.

The Singing Bowl: 26 Children Sermons with Activities $14 "With a scripture passage, object for sharing, suggestions for presentation and follow-up, and hands-on activities and experiences, each of Hammer's 26 original and imaginative sermons in The Singing Bowl follow the order of the church and liturgical year with a progressive Christian perspective that places an emphasis on respecting the dignity and individuality of each child."

The Singing Bowl: 26 Children's Sermons with Activities $13.52 With a scripture passage, object for sharing, suggestions for presentation and follow-up, and hands-on activities and experiences, each of Hammer's 26 original and imaginative sermons in The Singing Bowl follow the order of the church and liturgical year with a progressive Christian perspective that places an emphasis on respecting the dignity and individuality of each child.

Singing Bowl Granola Health Apron by CafePress $22 Singing Bowl Granola - nothing artificial Health Apron Great in the kitchen or at the BBQ, our mid-length apron provides great coverage to help keep spills and splatters off your clothes. Makes a great gift for gourmets or grill-masters. Ties at neck and waist. Two center-stitched bottom compartment pouches f

Singing Bowl Handbook $23.71 Description not available.

Singing Bowl: A Practical Handbook of Instruction and Use $3.95 SINGING BOWLS explains the Himalayan bowls - also known as Tibetan or Nepalese singing bowls - and the special sounds that they make, called sound massage. The mysteries explained here are a wonderful overview if you want to open your heart and mind to the therapeutic value of this phenomena.

Singing Bowl by Dimond, Roy [Paperback] $27.57 Imagine the impossible. Finding one book among billions, its title unknown, subject matter unknown, but your task is clear. Find the book lost to the world Quests are all about journey and never about solutions. During his travels a simple monk from a small monastery in Tibet learns harsh lesson. Under attack from Chinese Communists, his monastery disbands breaking a circle that has remained intact from the ancient days of the Kadam Order through the present day Geluk Order. Each member of the circle is given both an item from their monastery and a quest. The last member spoken to garners the responsibility of their most sacred artifact, the Singing Bowl and learns that his quest is to find a book lost to the world. Only when his quest is fulfilled will the circle, now called the Gatherers, close. His search guides him through the high mountain valleys of Tibet as he avoids Communists. After a harrowing escape to Kathmandu he finds the love of his life, Dorje who reveals the deeper meaning of his quest. His journey leads him along the ancient Spice Trails to Samarkand, then to Egypt where he meets the Old Woman of Alexandria. Together they study the lost scrolls of Nag Hammadi. When the energetic Whirling Dervish reunites him with a fellow Gatherer called The Sufi he begins to understand that the Tenzin has set into play a quest far larger that he could have ever conceived. Only after meeting the characters of his journey, the strange Mexican Carlos in Machu Picchu, a student of Mahatma Gandhi called The Librarian, the ancient Pueblo Indian, Callers, from the Four Corners of America and Albert Einsteins boyhood friend, and many other characters, does the true grandeur of the quest reveal itself. As in all quests, the solution is wrapped within the experience itself. AUTHOR BIO: Roy Dimond and his wife Lorraine live in the small coastal community of Pender Harbour, British Columbia. They left the city where cars and concrete dominated, to live in the domain of eagles

Crystal & Sound: Enjoy the Subtle Effects of Rock Crystals Combined with Crystal Singing Bowls [With Includes a 60-Minute CD of Cr $18.88 - Includes a 60-minute CD of crystal singing bowl recordings.

Brass Singing Bowl, Nepal (Case of 2) $162.07 This product is priced and sold in a bulk pack of 2. Add a touch of old world charm to your home with this brass singing bowl from Nepal. Created by artisans of Nepal, this beautiful singing bowl is a religious and decorative tradition. Hold the brass bowl in the palm of your hand, gently rub the wooden handle around the outside rim, and hear its distinctive sound. Singing bowls, also known as meditation bowls, have a history of curative use. The sound vibration aids concentration and evokes the kundaline chakra. Using mud and sand dye, melted brass is poured into the form to make each bowl. Seven recovered scrap metals make up the brass, so nothing new is taken from the environment during production. All bowls are finished by a laborious hand polishing process called sand casting. Find gifts from around the globe with Overstock.com. The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen. Imported.CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE THIS ITEM INDIVIDUALLY

The Singing Bowl Journeys Through Inner Asia $18.77 Alistair Carr swapped his mobile phone and his laptop for a backpack and a polar fleece, and set off for a country few Westerners had then visited. From travelling with reindeer herders to searching for dinosaur bones in the Gobi Desert, Carrs was an extraordinary journey. In clear, vivid language, he writes of his time in Mongolia with clarity, affection and insight. The Singing Bowl is a memorable and lovely account of a country that has been called, with truth, a land of no strangers. Author: Carr, Alistair Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 160 Publication Date: 2006/03/01 Language: English Dimensions: 8.00 x 5.00 x 0.37 inches

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