Tibetan Ishana Bowl 10 cm from Nepal – Sound Therapy

Tibetan Singing Bowl Ishana Black with Golden Interior – Handmade, 10 Metals

Technical Details

• Type: Handmade Tibetan singing bowl, 10 cm diameter, weight ± 250 - 300 g

• Model: Ishana

• Color: Black exterior, golden interior, with polished upper rim

• Material: Copper and tin-based metal alloy, with addition of 8 metals: silver (Ag), nickel (Ni), cadmium (Cd), ruthenium (Ru), palladium (Pd), platinum (Pt), chromium (Cr), and manganese (Mn)

• Declared Composition: 10 metals

• Manufacturing Technique: Manual hammering and shaping at high temperatures

• Finish: Golden interior, black exterior, and polished upper rim

• Sound: Resonant vibrations, with harmonics and tones that vary depending on the size, weight, and characteristics of each bowl

• Usage: Meditation, yoga, mindfulness practices, relaxation, and sound therapy

• Accessories: The mallet for the bowl is purchased separately

Important: The bowls are classified by the manufacturer according to weight. The diameter indicated for each variant is approximate and may vary slightly from one piece to another due to the handmade manufacturing process.

Description and benefits

Discover the depth of sound and the beauty of traditional craftsmanship with the Ishana Tibetan singing bowl, a handmade piece that combines the elegance of the black finish with the warm glow of the golden interior.

The contrast between the black exterior, golden interior, and polished rim gives it a refined appearance, turning the bowl into a distinctive sound instrument and, at the same time, into a decorative object with spiritual significance.

Each bowl is shaped through a complex process of heating and manual hammering, carried out by experienced artisans. This traditional technique contributes to the individual character of each instrument, both through its shape and through the particularities of the sound produced.

When touched with a special mallet or by circularly rubbing the rim, the bowl produces resonant sounds, rich in harmonics, which gradually propagate and create a profound auditory experience.

The sound of Tibetan bowls – Harmony and vibration

Singing bowls have long been used in contemplative and spiritual practices, valued for their ability to create an atmosphere suitable for meditation and relaxation.

The sound of a Tibetan bowl is not composed of a single note, but of a combination of frequencies and harmonics that overlap, giving it depth and complexity.

In contemporary meditation and sound therapy practices, Tibetan bowls are used for:

• Meditation and mindfulness – sound can become a point of focus, helping to maintain attention on the present moment.

• Relaxation and inner peace – sound vibrations create an atmosphere conducive to relaxation and contemplation.

• Yoga practices – can mark the beginning and end of a session or accompany breathing exercises.

• Spiritual rituals – in energetic traditions, sound is symbolically associated with harmonizing and purifying the space.

• Sound healing sessions – are used as sound instruments in experiences dedicated to well-being and reconnecting with oneself.

Symbolism of the Ishana bowl

The name Ishana has roots in the Hindu spiritual tradition, where it is associated with an aspect of the deity Shiva, symbolizing knowledge, consciousness, and the spiritual dimension of existence.

In the symbolic interpretation of this design, black evokes depth, introspection, and stillness, while Gold is associated with light, wisdom, and spiritual awakening..

Together, the two colors create a contrast that reminds of the balance between the inner and outer world, between silence and vibration.

The Ishana bowl can thus become a special tool for moments when you want to slow down the daily rhythm, focus on your breathing, and reconnect with yourself.

Handmade – Traditional hammering technique

Ishana Tibetan bowls are made through a complex artisanal process in which the metal is heated and gradually shaped through repeated hammer strikes.

The process begins by melting the metals that make up the alloy. The resulting material is prepared in the form of metal discs, sized according to the desired weight and size of the bowl.

The discs are then heated until they become sufficiently malleable to be shaped. The artisans hammer them by hand, repeating the heating and hammering cycles until the bowl takes on its characteristic shape.

After shaping, each piece goes through additional stages of adjustment, finishing, and polishing.

This technique makes each bowl unique,with small variations in diameter, thickness, shape, and acoustic characteristics.

The subtle traces of hammering and the particularities of the finish are expressions of the artisanal process and contribute to the authenticity of each piece.

Maintenance recommendations

• Clean the bowl with a soft, dry cloth.

• Avoid abrasive cleaning products and harsh chemicals.

• Protect the bowl from mechanical shocks and falls.

• Store it in a dry place, away from excessive moisture.

• Use appropriate accessories to protect the surface and edge of the bowl.

Note: Each Ishana bowl is handmade and may exhibit natural variations in shape, diameter, finish, and sound. Weight is the main classification criterion, while diameter is indicative. The mallet for use is not included and must be purchased separately.

The presented energetic and spiritual associations belong to contemplative traditions and practices and do not represent proven therapeutic effects.