This 19th-century Jambati is a rare antique instrument with an exceptionally low voice and outstanding sound quality. Bowls in this tonal range have long been sought after by serious collectors, and instruments of this caliber often remain in private collections for many years.
Its 83-85 Hz fundamental creates a deep, powerful, and spacious field of sound. The tone feels ancient, grounded, and ceremonial, with a presence that immediately separates it from ordinary practice bowls.
This is not a casual instrument. It is best suited for ceremonial work, ritual settings, deep meditation, and rare antique bowl collections. A true piece of sonic history, ready for its next keeper.
Frequencies:
Fundamental: 83-85 Hz, E2 +1 Hz
First overtone: 245-248 Hz, B3 concert pitch
Additional frequencies: 482 Hz, 766 Hz, 1113 Hz, 1597 Hz
Includes: singing bowl cushion, S1 striking mallet, and R3 rubbing mallet.
