A compact brass singing bowl set for meditation, reflection and quiet sound practice, centred on the simple ritual of striker meeting rim. The warm metal tone gives the hand something steady to return to, while the Buddha image offers a calm visual focus when the bowl is at rest.
Ready for a quiet sound ritual
The set brings the essentials together: bowl, wooden stick, cushion and pouch, so the ritual feels complete from the first use.
The Buddha decoration gives the bowl a contemplative presence, suited to a meditation corner, altar space or bedside table.
Black and orange tones add warmth and contrast, making it as pleasing to display as it is to play.
Struck gently, the brass gives an immediate bell-like note, clear enough to mark the beginning or end of a quiet practice.
Used around the rim, the wooden stick invites a slower movement, where sound follows pressure, pace and attention.
Brass bowl with wooden striker
The bowl is made from brass and paired with a wooden stick. Its decorated surface carries an image of the Buddha, bringing symbolic depth without overwhelming the form.
The cushion gives the bowl a stable place to sit between uses, keeping the metal slightly lifted and making it feel like a small centrepiece rather than a hidden tool.
How to play the note
For a clear struck sound, rest the bowl on its cushion or on an open palm and tap the rim lightly with the wooden stick.
For a sung tone, hold the bowl steady and move the stick slowly around the outside of the rim with even pressure. Small changes in speed and touch will shape the sound, so begin gently and let the bowl respond.
Care for the brass and wood
Keep the bowl dry and wipe it with a soft cloth after handling. Store the wooden stick and cushion with it, so the set stays ready for a short morning pause, a meditation session or a closing note at the end of the day.
The Buddha as a point of focus
In Buddhist art, an image of the Buddha often represents awareness, disci…
region of manufacture: India
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