Antique singing bowl Thadobati TG#473

18th–19th Century Thadobati Remuna Singing Bowl

This 18th–19th century Thadobati Remuna singing bowl, crafted with medium-thickness walls, delivers a beautifully sustained and balanced sound. Its exceptionally slow and relaxing pulsations make it an ideal instrument for healing work and sound meditation sessions.

Effortless to play, the bowl responds quickly when the rim is rubbed with the suede stick, producing rich tones that resonate deeply. Suitable for practitioners of all levels, this versatile bowl is a wonderful addition to any sound healing or meditative practice.

Frequencies:

• Primary tone: 212–213Hz (G#3 +5Hz), aligned with the delta brainwave range for deep relaxation and grounding.
• First overtone: 582–584Hz (D5 -4Hz), also within the delta range, enhancing its soothing qualities.
• Additional harmonic: 1657Hz, enriching its tonal depth and vibrancy.

Included Accessories:

• Complimentary singing bowl cushion for stability.
• Striking/rubbing mallet (R2) for effortless play.

Let this tranquil and resonant Remuna singing bowl elevate your healing and meditative practices, offering balance, relaxation, and inner peace.