Traditionally a Singing Bowl is sculpted with alloys from five or seven different metals: Iron, lead, copper, zinc, tin, silver and gold. However, most of the bowls do not have lead these days.

It is a common practice to recharge water using a singing bowl. It is simply done by pouring water into the bowl until it reaches half of its capacity. It is recommended that you pour enough water to fill the bowl at half of its capacity. Following this you can make the bowl sing by running the mallet through the rim a few times, sound waves start being visible clearly on the water's surface. Intensifying the circling movement around the rim will cause droplets to emerge. However, please be informed that the water could tarnish the finish of the bowl.

It is not uncommon to do so. However, Using the bowl to eat will change the frequency of the bowl. It is suggested not to do so as it is likely that ingredients and especially water could tarnish the finish.

A singing bowl looks like a common Ramen bowl, but with Vibrations. Jokes aside.  A Singing bowl is a hand hammered bowl which comes in a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles. Different singing bowls have different tones and pitches. In general, most singing bowls have a hand hammered finish. The design and texture has a circular pattern of small indentations both inside and out. Simply said it is a pressed or pounded copper bowl.

An order of singing bowl consists of a cushion, bowl and striker. We also have an instruction manual to make things easier for beginners. Upon request, we can also prepare a perfect gift wrap using our sustainable and reusable  handmade lokta paper.

It is not uncommon for using a singing bowl for cleansing and recharging crystals and even gemstones. Most yogis and meditators perform a ritual following the cycle of the moon. During the full moon or new moon, we can simply place the crystals around the bowl & gently circulate the edges with the mallet, making the  bowl sing for 1 minute or so or however much you like. Putting your intentions into the bowl,  recharging it with vibration and thought.

The friction created either by rubbing or striking a singing bowl creates vibrations. This vibration channels through a sound, which makes the bowl sing. While making a bowl sing - we can both hear, and feel, these vibrations. The sounds produced by singing bowls can contain multiple harmonics or dominant tones. To a lay man - a singing bowl sounds somewhat like a bell. It created a beautiful sound that draws people. The sound is believed to be the purest form of a vibrant frequency that connects the physical, mental and emotional patterns within one self. It helps in the healing and awakening as well as releasing the blockages and negative energy. Each note of the singing bowl’s sound will align and harmonise a  targeted chakra within the body.

Frequency is basically the number of cycles of vibration. It is also referred to as pitch.  

The simplest & most convenient way to check the frequency would be to ask your seller before the purchase. If you are already in the possession of one then you can rely on Apps like the  "Sound Frequency Analyzer". It is Iphone & Android friendly. Another reliable program is the PitchLab app for Android and SpectrumView for Iphone users.

The most convenient way to know your chakra ailment through a singing bowl would be through Self awareness meditation or Chakra Awareness Meditation. This meditation helps you to discover and pinpoint which chakras are unbalanced or blocked. Create a calm and relaxed environment. Focus on your first chakra - the root chakra, located at the base of your spine. Relax and observe. Can you sense some energies? In the form of a hot or cold sensation, a tickle or an inch even.  Does it feel small or large? How is it moving? Once you feel that you have an understanding of the state this chakra is in, move on to the next chakra, the sacral chakra, and repeat this process. Observe each chakra in this manner, moving from lowest to highest chakra. It may be helpful to take notes on what you see.

Focus on the specific chakra that needs to be restored. Visualize the way this chakra will heal: fill it with light or love and accept. Envision that this energy is turning into a white warm loving light. Visualize that this healing energy is in alignment with your spine. Take as much time as you need. Once you are satisfied with your visualization, move on to the next chakra.

Firstly, we need to make sure to use all natural methods, which is the best and simple way to go. Chemically enhanced cleansers and scrubs are a big no-no. We need a bowl of warm water with 1 tablespoon of lemon juice and some soft towels/cotton cloths. Wet the towel with the lemon juice and water mixture and gently rub the singing bowl with it. Secondly, use a dry cloth to rub away any traces of the citric acid. Lastly, use another towel to dry the singing bowl.