The bronze singing bowl - the musical instrument created in Tibet presumably in the 9th century B.C. Possesses fascinating lingering sounding. The sound arises due to friction by a special stick about edges of walls of a bowl. It is possible to play in various ways, increasing pressing on a stick or striking the tool. For production of ancient bowls used alloy which included about twelve various metals, including, gold and silver. Modern bowls are also made in the Himalayas by method of manual forging of bronze with addition of various components. Some copies undersigned with religious Buddhist motives, mantras and drawings of Hindu gods. Bowls were since ancient times used in rituals orthodox, Tantric and other types of the Buddhism, including Bon. In the modern world are used in east practicing for meditation, relaxation, yoga and for recovery of positive power of the dwelling.
| Characteristics | |
| Diameter | 9 cm. |
| Height | 5 cm. |
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