Thick Antique Manipuri Singing Bowl with brassy active tones #9436
1. Best S 7 Small Medium High Mallet single tap. |
2. Rim Play: N102 Medium Ringing Stick leather then wood followed by FP Tulipwood Wand |
Manipuri on the thick side with worn but clear artwork and creamy patina. The bowl has a thick rim and a bit of flare to its shape.
Brassy and active soundscape where the higher notes fade back leaving the solid bass to slide on through the end. Fine harmony and sustain.
Excellent rim play with a simple stick, then a wand adds the next higher dimension. Leather easily plays bass while wood spins the first overtone, A tiny wand hits the overtone above that with a taste of the next partial above. Rim sustain is very good.. With overtones at G#5, G6, D#7, G7.
Bowl Type: Manipuri
Thickness: Thick
Widest Diameter:
5 1/2 in
Height:
1 7/8 in
Bowl Size: Medium
Weight:
0.7 lbs = 328 grams
Rim Type: Thick with Line
Artwork and etching state of preservation:
Exterior: Good
Interior: Good
Musical Note: D4 Middle Octave
Approximate Frequency: 300 Hz
Bowl Number: 9436
$120
In stock
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