Antique singing bowl Thadobati Remuna TA#477

18th–19th Century Medium Thick-Walled Thadobati Remuna Singing Bowl

This medium thick-walled Thadobati Remuna from the 18th–19th century produces a long-sustained and incredibly balancing sound. Its resonant tones make it a perfect tool for finding inner peace and balance, whether in solo meditation, healing sessions, or as part of a group sound meditation ensemble.

Effortless to play, the bowl delivers a steady fundamental tone with the suede-padded mallet and reveals a rich overtone when rubbed with the wooden end. Its versatility makes it an excellent instrument for practitioners at all levels.

Frequencies:

• Primary tone: 235–236Hz (A#3 +2Hz), resonating within the delta brainwave range for deep relaxation and grounding.
• First overtone: 652–654Hz (E5 -5Hz), also within the delta range, enhancing its calming qualities.
• Additional harmonics: 1195Hz, 1847Hz, enriching its tonal complexity and depth.

Included Accessories:

• Complimentary singing bowl cushion for stability.
• Striking mallet (S2) and rubbing mallet (R2) for seamless play.

Let the harmonious and soothing tones of this Thadobati Remuna elevate your meditative and healing practices, fostering balance, tranquility, and a sense of well-being.