Antique Manipuri Singing Bowl with three tones and steady bass #80218
1. Best S 3 Small Low Mallet single tap. |
2. Rim Play: N102 Medium Ringing Stick leather low then overtone followed by wood followed by FP Tulipwood Wand |
Punch and leaf design Manipuri with worn elaborate etching, The bowl has a rim with faint dots on it, what remains of a much wider rim that had full circles. It sports clean bright patina.
Subtle steady bass and pulsing overtone with a steady of the next level high. Very good harmony, ok sustain.
Fine rim play due to the smooth solid rim. Leather for bass takes a bit of work, pure overtones with firmer technique. Simple wood for partial 3 and tiny wand for partial 4 in octave 7.. With overtones at C#5, C6, G#6.
Bowl Type: Manipuri
Thickness: Average
Widest Diameter:
6 3/8 in
Height:
2 in
Bowl Size: Large
Weight:
0.8 lbs = 365 grams
Rim Type: Plain with Dots
Artwork and etching state of preservation:
Exterior: Fair
Interior: Fair
Musical Note: G3 Low Octave
Approximate Frequency: 196 Hz
Bowl Number: 80218
$125
In stock
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