Tibetan Singing Bowl Set - Easy To Play for Beginners - Authentic Handcrafted Mindfulness Meditation Holistic Sound 7 Chakra Healing Gift by Himalayan Bazaar (6)

Great value for money. It’s easy to use and produces a nice tone, although the sustain is shorter compared to more expensive singing bowls. Overall, its good for the price.

I recently purchased a small Nepal singing bowl, and it's absolutely lovely. Despite its tiny size, it emits a good quality/calming sound and relaxing vibrations. Easy to use. The stick mallet included is a wood one, so you need to stay calm while playing it to avoid disturbing sounds. Alternatively, you can buy a leather stick mallet for a smoother, more consistent tone. I'm super happy with this handmade piece from the Himalayas, Nepal. It arrived fast and well packed/protected. I was fortunate to have a voucher, making it an inexpensive purchase. It's a perfect gift for someone into meditation, as it's small and portable. Highly recommend as it has really good quality!

Cute, almost pocket sized. Bought as a gift. Lovely tone.

For a beginner, this bowl might be suitable. Visually, it's fine and works well as a starting point. However, it is not a handmade item, even though it's described as such. The production method is more typical of factory-made goods, not true craftsmanship. In countries where such bowls are made, it's been explained how similar products are mass-produced and sold under the label of "handmade." This bowl clearly fits that description. it's a factory-made product with a few added touches to imitate handmade work. Also, the price is far too low — real handmade products are significantly more expensive. Still, for a budget-friendly option, it’s a decent choice. It is good and has a nice sound.

Ting. Even beginners can make the bowl sing. Ting. Strike once with the wooden zen mallet. Meditation guaranteed, float away on the loud clear tone. Ting.

bought as a gift, its much smaller than I thought (smaller than a rice bowl) BUT it does make a good noise

It's a beautiful bowl with a lovely sound but it didn't quite feel righ. I used a pitch app to check the notes and frequency is 4 times higher than the expected range. I returned it and bought one directly from a Tibetan shop that feels and sounds perfect and is band in the middle of the expected frequency

It’s small but get some nice notes from it little practice neeeded