Singing bowl Thadobati TD#471

18th Century Thin-Wall Thadobati Singing Bowl

This 18th-century thin-wall Thadobati singing bowl stands out for its low, grounding sound—a rarity for its size. Often referred to as "Shamanic" by practitioners, its mysterious and slightly dark tones create a unique atmosphere, making it an exceptional tool for deep meditative and healing practices.

Effortless to play, this bowl delivers resonant, immersive tones when struck or rubbed with the included mallet. Its grounding sound makes it a versatile choice for personal reflection or group meditations.

Frequencies:

• Primary tone: 159–161Hz (D#/Eb3), resonating within the delta brainwave range for deep relaxation and grounding.
• First overtone: 454–459Hz (A4 +14Hz), supporting theta brainwave activity for calm focus and clarity.
• Additional harmonic: 1383Hz, enriching its tonal complexity.

Included Accessories:

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

Let the low, shamanic tones of this unique bowl enhance your meditative and therapeutic practices, offering grounding energy and a touch of mystery to your sound healing sessions.