Small Old 'Tara' Singing Bowl - Base Note B4 (245 Hz) souvenir

Small Old 'Tara' Singing Bowl - Base Note B4 (245 Hz) souvenirHand hammered and timeless pieces made by skilled artisans from the Himalayan region. Our small 'Tara' singing bowls sound amazing and very easy to play. They have been hand picked and are very popular due to their strong vibrations, responsiveness and ease of playing. They have been used as tools for meditation, relaxation and aura cleansing, and are some of the best value bowls we stock. Why choose Tibet Shop Sydney? Item Specs: Base note B4, 245 Hz

These symbols are commonly featured in Tibetan art and are often placed in front of altars in Tibetan households

Weight: 799 g

and have a long sustain

Ring sizes:

Weight: 212 g

and added lapis beads as spacers

This 108 bead knotted mala has been specially restrung using durable string

Carnelian is a stabilizing stone and it restores vitality and motivation and also stimulates creativity

Dzi beads usually adorn deities in Tibetan Buddhism and are worn as an amulet

These beads can also be stacked with our other 6 mm mala bracelets

Butter lamps are a common offering in Tibetan Buddhism and can be seen in both households and monasteries

is responsive when rubbed and easy to play