Adorned Antique Thadobati Singing Bowl with unevenly fluttering sound #5096
5096 Adorned Antique Thadobati Singing Bowl with unevenly fluttering sound #5096
1. Best L 6 Large Medium Mallet followed by L 8 single tap. |
2 Medium Ringing Stick wood playing the overtone followed by FP Massive Yew Wand playing the fundamental note. |
Thick mid-sized Thadobati bowl with a crushed broad inner facing rim. The bowl has all the classical artwork of the oldest of this style. Unusual unevenly fluttering soundscape, for the most part the fundamental note. This is a high tone bowl that unusually seems to work in the belly. with a higher tone L8 mallet the bowl sings more of its overtone. Not so much longevity and the harmony is one for a specific taste. Surprisingly the rim goes to the overtone with basic wood. It takes the soft weight of a massive yew wand to play the u=fundamental. With overtone at A#6.
Thadobati
Thick
Small
Thick, crumpled with Lines
1/4"
Fair
Good
Circle Pattern, Adorned
E
5
High
Octave
648
Hz
In stock
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Individual Singing Bowl Certificate (purchase one per bowl)
Singing Bowl Certificate
With photos, age estimate, physical characteristics, sonic information and playing instructions. Includes individual bowl number and year of sale.
