Hand Hammered Premium Lingam Singing Bowl

Name: Hand Hammered Premium Lingam Singing Bowl
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: SB-LINGA
Price: 285.00 USD
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A hand-hammered singing bowl cast from bronze alloy, with a raised lingam at its center marking the striking point. The lingam is an ancient symbol of generative energy and the union of stillness and motion. Rest it on the included cushion, run the striker around the rim to draw out a sustained tone, and use it to open or close meditation, yoga, or breathwork.

Details

Design: Deep, wide-mouthed bowl with a raised lingam boss at center, encircled by a fine engraved ring that marks the striking point
Size: 8" in diameter
Material: Bronze alloy, hand-hammered
Included: Singing bowl, striker, and brocade cushion
Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and store away from moisture to preserve tone and finish
Origin: India
Note: Hand-hammered, so metal finish, size, weight, and cushion color vary from piece to piece

Meaning & Intention

The lingam is one of the oldest symbols in Eastern spiritual traditions, representing Shiva as formless, generative energy - the creative force from which existence arises. Its rounded form is an abstraction of divine potential, the point where stillness gathers before becoming sound or form.

In Tantric and yogic philosophy, the lingam is understood as the union of opposites: consciousness and energy, stillness and motion, individual soul and greater whole.

Placed at the heart of a singing bowl, the motif takes on added resonance. The bowl's voice arises from that same central point outward, echoing the idea that all sound radiates from a single source.

Struck at the start or close of practice, the tone marks a return to center - from noise to stillness, from distraction to presence.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Balance, focus, grounding, calm

Chakra connection: Root

Ideal for: Meditation, sound work, yoga practice, mindfulness rituals, or an altar centerpiece

Suggested mantra: I return to center

Symbol: Lingam, generative energy and the union of opposites

Questions & Guidance

How do I play it?

Rest the bowl flat on its cushion. Run the striker firmly around the outer rim in slow, steady circles to build a sustained tone, or strike the rim once for a single resonant note.

When is it best used?

At the opening or close of meditation, during yoga or breathwork, or any time you want to mark a transition from noise to stillness. Let the tone fully fade before moving on.