8.25' G Tone 3rd Octave Bronze 0922
8.25" G Pure Tone bell metal bronze singing bowl, hand-hammered from a bronze disk over the course of several hours. Comes with one felt tipped striker, one suede wrapped mallet and one hand sewn cushion.
You will receive this exact bowl; it is one of one that will ever exist.
Octave: 3rd
Fundamental Tone (struck high on bowl’s side with red felt mallet): G +44
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Wondering what “cents” means? For each musical note there are 100 total cents, 50 below the perfect note and 50 above. Measuring the cents allows much more precision for processionals adding on to existing sets. Anything +/- 10 cents is considered a perfect pitch note.
Chakra: Throat
Hz: 201 hz
A singing bowl is not manually “tuned” to a specific musical note. Our craftsmen are men of deep skill, and tradition who make bell-metal bronze singing bowls by hand, in the ancient way.
Bell metal bronze is a specific proportion of copper to tin, known for its resonant properties (77% copper and 23% tin)
The tuning of a bowl is a process of discovery and measurement after the fact – ensuring that your singing bowl is the only one like it that will ever exist.
All of our tuning is based on A4 440hz.
In the sound recording, you will first hear the bowl struck with a red felt mallet, followed by the bowl being played around the rim with a suede wrapped mallet.
Listen with headphones for best experience.
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8.25' G Tone 3rd Octave Bronze 0922
8.25" G Pure Tone bell metal bronze singing bowl, hand-hammered from a bronze disk over the course of several hours. Comes with one felt tipped striker, one suede wrapped mallet and one hand sewn cushion.
You will receive this exact bowl; it is one of one that will ever exist.
Octave: 3rd
Fundamental Tone (struck high on bowl’s side with red felt mallet): G +44
See more about this bowl in the Details tab below:
Learn More in the Details tab below.
Wondering what “cents” means? For each musical note there are 100 total cents, 50 below the perfect note and 50 above. Measuring the cents allows much more precision for processionals adding on to existing sets. Anything +/- 10 cents is considered a perfect pitch note.
Chakra: Throat
Hz: 201 hz
A singing bowl is not manually “tuned” to a specific musical note. Our craftsmen are men of deep skill, and tradition who make bell-metal bronze singing bowls by hand, in the ancient way.
Bell metal bronze is a specific proportion of copper to tin, known for its resonant properties (77% copper and 23% tin)
The tuning of a bowl is a process of discovery and measurement after the fact – ensuring that your singing bowl is the only one like it that will ever exist.
All of our tuning is based on A4 440hz.
In the sound recording, you will first hear the bowl struck with a red felt mallet, followed by the bowl being played around the rim with a suede wrapped mallet.
Listen with headphones for best experience.
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8.25" G Pure Tone bell metal bronze singing bowl, hand-hammered from a bronze disk over the course of several hours. Comes with one felt tipped striker, one suede wrapped mallet and one hand sewn cushion.
You will receive this exact bowl; it is one of one that will ever exist.
Octave: 3rd
Fundamental Tone (struck high on bowl’s side with red felt mallet): G +44
See more about this bowl in the Details tab below:
Learn More in the Details tab below.
Wondering what “cents” means? For each musical note there are 100 total cents, 50 below the perfect note and 50 above. Measuring the cents allows much more precision for processionals adding on to existing sets. Anything +/- 10 cents is considered a perfect pitch note.
Chakra: Throat
Hz: 201 hz
A singing bowl is not manually “tuned” to a specific musical note. Our craftsmen are men of deep skill, and tradition who make bell-metal bronze singing bowls by hand, in the ancient way.
Bell metal bronze is a specific proportion of copper to tin, known for its resonant properties (77% copper and 23% tin)
The tuning of a bowl is a process of discovery and measurement after the fact – ensuring that your singing bowl is the only one like it that will ever exist.
All of our tuning is based on A4 440hz.
In the sound recording, you will first hear the bowl struck with a red felt mallet, followed by the bowl being played around the rim with a suede wrapped mallet.
Listen with headphones for best experience.
