Authentic Antique Singing Bowl – 28.5cm

$3,800.00

Fundamental Note: E♭3
Fundamental Frequency: 156.6 Hz
First Overtone: B♭4 — 466 Hz
Second Overtone: B♭5 — 930 Hz
Sound Character: Aged • Warm • Complex • Earthy • Resonant • Deeply Sustaining
Best Played With: Soft padded mallet or Striker

This Authentic Antique Singing Bowl is a unique collector’s item and carries the distinctive character that can only develop through age, traditional craftsmanship and years of use. Unlike newly produced bowls, antique bowls often possess a rich and complex tonal character, with subtle layers of harmonics that reveal themselves as the sound develops.

When struck, the bowl produces a warm, resonant tone followed by a long, evolving sustain. Its natural overtones give the sound depth and movement, creating a character that feels distinctly different from modern singing bowls.

The surface of the bowl retains its natural aged patina, markings and imperfections, all of which form part of its history and individuality. These characteristics are not considered flaws, but part of what makes each genuine antique bowl completely unique.

Antique singing bowls are particularly valued by collectors, sound practitioners and those drawn to traditional Himalayan instruments, offering both a functional sound tool and a piece with genuine age and character.

No two antique bowls are exactly alike — each carries its own appearance, tonal profile and individual history.

Best suited for: Sound healing • Meditation • Collectors • Ceremonial practice • Sound baths • Sacred spaces

Antique Bowl Note – As an authentic antique piece, this bowl may display patina, surface variation, wear, small marks and irregularities consistent with its age and traditional manufacture. These characteristics contribute to the bowl’s individuality and should be expected with genuine antique pieces.

Bowl comes with cushion, stick, and mallet included. 

Please Note : As traditional singing bowls produce multiple frequencies simultaneously, the perceived note can vary depending on playing technique, mallet, recording equipment and which harmonic is most prominent. The specifications listed represent our measurements of the physical bowl and may not exactly match measurements taken from recorded audio.

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