The 19th century pedestal singing bowl is an exceptional instrument, known for its balanced and relaxing sound. The design of this bowl has a very practical shape that is ideal for therapeutic work. With its raised base, it is easy to hold without muting the vibration, making it a favored choice for diagnostics, space clearing, and close-body sound work.
This type of singing bowl plays effortlessly, producing a clear and calming tone that is perfect for meditation, healing sessions, and personal practice. The sound produced by the 19th century pedestal singing bowl is not only approachable but also steady and versatile, making it a wonderful option for both beginners and experienced practitioners alike.
Frequencies:
Fundamental: 337-339 Hz, E/F4
First overtone: 922-944 Hz, A#5 +10 Hz
Additional frequencies: 1699 Hz, 2582 Hz
Included with the pedestal singing bowl are a cushion for proper placement, an S1 striking mallet for producing sound, and an R2 rubbing mallet for creating continuous tones. Each accessory enhances the overall experience and offers a wide range of sound applications, making your sessions even more beneficial.
Whether utilizing it for meditation or sound therapy, this 19th century pedestal singing bowl stands out for its rich history and functional design. Its balanced tones can help to facilitate relaxation, making it an essential addition to any sound healing collection. Play it solo or integrate it into group practices, and discover how its vibrations can transform your space and set the mood for inner peace.
