The antique Jambati singing bowl, originating from the late 18th to 19th century, is an exceptional piece that showcases a thick, heavy body designed to produce a long-lasting, resonating sound. This singing bowl is not merely an object; it is a tool for grounding, with a tone that is balanced, spacious, and calming. Practitioners often note how its sound creates a profound sense of safety and tranquility, avoiding the pitfalls of dullness or excessive intensity.
With a smooth and powerful vibration rated at M-5, this bowl stands out as particularly valuable for use in bodywork and grounding applications. For those seeking a deeply stabilizing experience, placing the bowl several inches below a client's feet during a lying-down session can yield significant benefits when gently activated with a soft, heavy mallet.
Moreover, the bowl's versatility allows it to shine in various environments, whether in personal meditation, group sound sessions, or ceremonial settings. The antique Jambati singing bowl is approachable even for beginners but offers the depth and physical presence that experienced practitioners often yearn for.
Frequencies:
Fundamental: 102-104 Hz, G#2 concert pitch
First overtone: 315-318 Hz, D#4 +4 Hz
Additional frequencies: 635 Hz, 1029 Hz, 1485 Hz
Includes: singing bowl cushion, S1 striking mallet, and R3 rubbing mallet.
