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Tibetan Hand Hammered Brass Flower of Life Singing Bowl (28cm)
Flower of Life
The center of the bowl features the Flower of Life, one of the most recognized symbols in sacred geometry.
It is composed of evenly overlapping circles arranged in a perfect hexagonal pattern.
It symbolizes: creation, unity, interconnectedness of all life, balance and harmony, the underlying geometric order of the universe.
While the flower of life is ancient and appears in many cultures, it has become especially popular in modern meditation and sound-healing traditions.
Lotus Petal Ring
Surrounding the Flower of Life is a broad ring of stylised lotus petals.
The lotus represents: enlightenment, purity, spiritual awakening and transformation.
The petals create the impression that the sacred geometry is “blooming” from the center.
Cloud and Wave Motifs
Outside the lotus are flowing cloud-like scrolls.
These symbolise: continuous movement of energy, impermanence and the flowing nature of consciousness.
Tibetan Script
Around the upper interior rim is a continuous band of the Tibetan mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum”
Seed Syllable Mandalas
Interspersed around the rim are circular medallions containing geometric star-like patterns with central seed syllables representing bija (seed) mantras, directional protection, elements of tantric mandalas
Bottom
Flower of Life
The Flower of Life is repeated on the base of the bowl.
Spiral Ring
Around it are graceful spiral and wave motifs.
Spirals often symbolising expansion, life force, growth, cyclic movement and the unfolding of consciousness.
Lotus-Inspired Border
The surrounding leaf-like forms resemble lotus petals radiating outward.
How to use Singing Bowls
Singing bowls can be simply struck on the side or encircled around the rim to vibrate and create a beautiful rich tone. Used by buddhist monks during meditation and various therapists and healers.
There are many ways that singing bowls can be used. They can be placed directly on the body or held around the aura to balance and align the chakras. Water can also be placed inside the bowl to alter the sound.
Sound healing is known to bring many benefits including bringing inner stillness where deep healing can occur. It can also strengthen the nervous system and balance the chakras thereby increasing energy/vitality and alleviating stress.
Size: 28cm diameter.
Material: Brass
Note:
*Mallet and cushion supplied with bowl
Flower of Life
The center of the bowl features the Flower of Life, one of the most recognized symbols in sacred geometry.
It is composed of evenly overlapping circles arranged in a perfect hexagonal pattern.
It symbolizes: creation, unity, interconnectedness of all life, balance and harmony, the underlying geometric order of the universe.
While the flower of life is ancient and appears in many cultures, it has become especially popular in modern meditation and sound-healing traditions.
Lotus Petal Ring
Surrounding the Flower of Life is a broad ring of stylised lotus petals.
The lotus represents: enlightenment, purity, spiritual awakening and transformation.
The petals create the impression that the sacred geometry is “blooming” from the center.
Cloud and Wave Motifs
Outside the lotus are flowing cloud-like scrolls.
These symbolise: continuous movement of energy, impermanence and the flowing nature of consciousness.
Tibetan Script
Around the upper interior rim is a continuous band of the Tibetan mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum”
Seed Syllable Mandalas
Interspersed around the rim are circular medallions containing geometric star-like patterns with central seed syllables representing bija (seed) mantras, directional protection, elements of tantric mandalas
Bottom
Flower of Life
The Flower of Life is repeated on the base of the bowl.
Spiral Ring
Around it are graceful spiral and wave motifs.
Spirals often symbolising expansion, life force, growth, cyclic movement and the unfolding of consciousness.
Lotus-Inspired Border
The surrounding leaf-like forms resemble lotus petals radiating outward.
How to use Singing Bowls
Singing bowls can be simply struck on the side or encircled around the rim to vibrate and create a beautiful rich tone. Used by buddhist monks during meditation and various therapists and healers.
There are many ways that singing bowls can be used. They can be placed directly on the body or held around the aura to balance and align the chakras. Water can also be placed inside the bowl to alter the sound.
Sound healing is known to bring many benefits including bringing inner stillness where deep healing can occur. It can also strengthen the nervous system and balance the chakras thereby increasing energy/vitality and alleviating stress.
Size: 28cm diameter.
Material: Brass
Note:
*Mallet and cushion supplied with bowl