Thadobati bowls are defined by their straight sides and flat bottoms, giving them a balanced, upright form.

Traditionally, Himalayan singing bowls were said to be crafted from a sacred blend of seven metals—gold, silver, copper, tin, iron, lead, and mercury—each linked with celestial bodies and spiritual forces. In legend, this alloy gave the bowls their extraordinary vibrational power, resonating with both the earthly and the cosmic.

Today, bowls are made from a refined bronze alloy, skillfully hand-hammered and tuned for clarity of tone. While they no longer contain mercury or lead, their sound continues to carry the same mystique: a broad tonal range that moves from grounding, low vibrations to clear, luminous high notes.

The Thadobati Bowl, in particular, is cherished for focused meditation, self-healing, and chakra work—especially for harmonizing the Solar Plexus and Heart Chakras. Its steady resonance is said to restore balance, calm the mind, and open pathways of inner transformation.

Each bowl in this series measures approximately 6.5–7″ in diameter and 3.5–4″ in height. Includes a wooden striker and padded base.

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