Small Old 'Tara' Singing Bowl - Base Note F#4 (363 Hz) stone mala

Small Old 'Tara' Singing Bowl - Base Note F#4 (363 Hz) stone malaHand hammered and timeless pieces made by skilled artisans from the Himalayan region. Our small 'Tara' singing bowls sound amazing and very easy to play. They have been hand picked and are very popular due to their strong vibrations, responsiveness and ease of playing. They have been used as tools for meditation, relaxation and aura cleansing, and are some of the best value bowls we stock. Why choose Tibet Shop Sydney? Item Specs: Base note F#4 363 Hz

High note - Do (C) 530 Hz

responsiveness and ease of playing

(usually $6 each

A Phurba in the hands of a true Dharma practitioner is therefore a tool that helps cut through such delusions and other obstacles towards gaining enlightenment

Base note - E4 322 Hz

Diameter: 22 cms

such as mandalas and mala beads and is also regarded as a protective amulet

and is well known for its beautiful iridescent play of colors

This mala bracelet has been strung in Nepal on high quality and durable cord

Handmade in Nepal by a Tibetan family

This is in stark contrast to modern machine-made goods where speed and efficiency are key

Good quality rudraksha has a hard/solid surface and well defined grooves