Lingam Singing Bowl: Sacred Resonance and Symbolic Power The Lingam Singing Bowl is one of the most revered and rarest instruments in the Himalayan tradition. It is instantly recognizable by the small, protruding central dome (the Lingam) at the interior base. In Hindu and Buddhist philosophy, the Lingam represents the deity Shiva, symbolizing the primordial energy of creation, the infinite, and the union of consciousness. Each bowl is hand-hammered in Nepal by master artisans using ancient techniques. Because of the technical difficulty involved in shaping the central Lingam without compromising the bowl's structural integrity, these pieces are highly prized for their superior craftsmanship. The presence of the Lingam alters the internal acoustics, producing deep, grounding tones with an exceptional range of harmonic overtones. Idol forMeditation: The stable, low-frequency vibrations facilitate a rapid transition into deep meditative states and spiritual connection. Sound healing: Specifically used to balance the body's energy centers (Chakras) and reduce high-stress physiological responses. Ritual Use: Often used as a focal point in ceremonies to invoke divine energy and represent the power of the universe. The Nirvanasounds Collection (Nepal). Explore our hand-selected collection of rare antique bowls. Each piece is carefully chosen for its exceptional sound quality, authenticity, and historical character.
Age: 100-300 Years Old Handcrafted Origin: Tibet, Nepal, India, Burma, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal Design: Traditional, features a classic, rounded shape with the characteristic internal dome. The exterior may be left with a raw, "old-look" finish or intricately engraved with traditional mantras.
Primary Use: Deep therapy & collection, Meditation & sound baths Weight (g): 1424 Diameter (cm): 15.3 Sound (musical note): F Long sustain with a focused, "pulsing" vibration caused by the central dome.
Suede-wrapped wooden striker One-piece only *You will get the exact bowl as seen in the picture
