Antique Buddhist /Bon Medicine bowl for sonic potentiation #9808
9808 Antique Buddhist /Bon Medicine bowl for sonic potentiation #9808
1. Best L 4 Large Low Mallet followed by L 6 single tap. |
2. Rim Play: N103 Large Ringing Stick followed by FP Ebony Wand |
Himalayan medicine bowls were used as an part of preparing herbs for use. The flat form and central lingam were designed to provide a surface on which to arrange a mandala of herbs, compounds and minerals. Often the mandala was placed on the chest of the intended recipient and rung, sometimes once and sometimes in a series.
This medicine bowl’s strike tone oscillates. While not traditional, the bowl also plays well with ringing sticks. A large ringing stick plays 633HZ D#5 while a Frank Perry wand brings our a sixth octave overtone in D, 1170 Hz. Great looking bowl, dark, with many lines and a sharp lingam. Acquired by Best Singing Bowls in Nepal in 2012.
Unique
Extra Thick
Large
Thick
1/4"
None
Sharp
Lingam, Ceremonial
A
3
Low
Octave
218
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.