Larger and deep Jambati with bright hammermark patina and deeply etched outside lines. The wide rim is worn smooth as is the bowls bright interior. Sweet sounding and high toned for a Jambati, this bowl’s soundscape features very deep oscillations. By deep here I mean that the sound is strong then weak, quieter a change in volume from peak to trough. The period of the primary tone oscillation is fairly slow giving the bowl a lilting quality. That pattern of sound uses a lot of energy so the bowl quiets more quickly than most 10″ bowls. Off the rim the primary tone is strongest. It is very easy to bring to high volume with leather, with wood you’ll hear wisps of the overtone. With overtones at C5, B5, G6. Solfeggio – 174 Hz.