Antique singing bowl Thadobati Remuna TG474

18th Century Thadobati Remuna Singing Bowl

This 18th-century Thadobati Remuna singing bowl produces a low, grounding, and deeply sustained sound, characterized by exceptionally slow and relaxing pulsations. Its soothing tones make it a perfect instrument for healing work and sound meditation sessions, promoting inner peace and tranquility.

Effortless to play, this bowl quickly resonates when the rim is rubbed with the suede stick, producing its rich fundamental and overtone with ease. Suitable for practitioners at all levels, it’s a versatile addition to both private practices and group meditations.

Frequencies:

• Primary tone: 198–200Hz (G3 +2Hz), resonating within the delta brainwave range for deep relaxation and grounding.
• First overtone: 551–553Hz (C#5 -1Hz), also in the delta range, enhancing its calming qualities.
• Additional harmonics: 1018Hz, 1574Hz, adding depth and vibrancy to its tonal profile.

Included Accessories:

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

Let the grounding and sustained resonance of this Remuna singing bowl elevate your meditative and therapeutic practices, fostering relaxation and a profound sense of peace.