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Handmade Black Singing Bowl from Nepal

This seven-metal alloy singing bowl features a black finish inside and out, with subtle mottled texture across its rounded exterior. A narrow, brighter rim outlines the bowl, while its plain design keeps the focus on the dark surface and curved shape.

Made in Nepal by skilled artisans, this bowl is suitable for meditation, mindfulness and sound practice at home or in a studio. It comes with a cushion and a mallet.

Product Details

  • Brand: Buddha Chime

  • SKU: BC-SB-BK35074

  • Product Type: Singing bowl

  • Material: Seven-metal alloy

  • Finish: Black interior and exterior with subtle mottled surface texture

  • Design: Deep, rounded body with a plain rim

  • Decoration: No engraving visible in the photographed view

  • Origin: Nepal

  • Craftsmanship: Made in Nepal by skilled artisans

  • Height: ______ cm

  • Diameter: ______ cm

  • Weight: ______ g

  • Package Contents: Singing bowl, cushion, and mallet

How to Play

Set up: Put the cushion on a flat, stable surface and rest the bowl on it. You can also hold the bowl on a flat, open palm. Keep your fingers off the walls so they do not dampen the sound.

Strike: Hold the mallet loosely. Tap the outer wall just below the rim with a gentle, controlled stroke, then let the sound ring and fade before striking again.

Rim play: Try holding the mallet upright against the outer edge of the rim. Circle slowly with steady pressure and an even pace. If the mallet rattles, slow down and keep the pressure even.

Each bowl responds a little differently. A little practice will help you find the stroke, pressure and speed that suit your bowl.

Suitable Uses

  • Opening and closing meditation or mindfulness sessions

  • Marking transitions in yoga classes

  • Personal sound practice and group sound sessions

  • Retreat spaces and wellness studios

  • Ceremonial use

  • Decorative display on a shelf, altar or desk

  • A gift for someone who meditates or practises yoga

Made in Nepal

This singing bowl is made in Nepal by skilled artisans. Small variations in surface tone, finish and proportions reflect its handmade character.

Care Instructions

  • Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after handling to remove fingerprints and moisture.

  • Keep dry and store away from damp areas.

  • Avoid abrasive pads, harsh chemicals and cleaning sprays.

  • Do not use metal polish unless its compatibility with the black finish is confirmed, as polishing may alter its appearance.

  • Rest the bowl on its cushion and protect it from drops, knocks and scratches.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this singing bowl made from?

Seven-metal alloy. Black describes the surface finish rather than the metal composition.

Is the inside black too?

Yes. Both the interior and exterior have a black finish, with subtle tonal variations across the outer surface.

What is included?

The singing bowl, a cushion, and a mallet.

How do I play it?

Start by gently tapping the outer wall with the mallet. You can also try circling the outer rim with steady pressure, as described in the How to Play section.

Is it tuned to a specific note, chakra or frequency?

No specific note, chakra or frequency is stated for this bowl. Please contact us before ordering if you need a particular note.

Where is it made?

In Nepal, by skilled artisans.

Dispatch and Shipping

Orders are dispatched within 3–4 business days.

We ship using DHL, FedEx, SF Express, or another available internationally recognised courier, depending on the destination and service availability.

Dispatch time covers order preparation before shipment. Transit time is additional and varies by destination and courier.

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