Meditation Singing Bowl with Dhyani Buddhas Design

Name: Meditation Singing Bowl with Dhyani Buddhas Design
Brand: Buddha Groove
SKU: NBT-SB02
Price: 88.00 USD
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A polished brass singing bowl cast from seven traditional metals, its base embossed with five Dhyani Buddhas arranged in a circle. The figures represent the Five Wisdom Buddhas of Tibetan tradition, forming a mandala of balance around a central medallion. Rest it on the silk cushion, then tap or circle the rim with the wooden striker to fill a room with a low, sustained hum.

Details

Design: Polished brass singing bowl with a mirror-bright rim and warm golden interior, base embossed with 5 Dhyani Buddha figures arranged in a circle around a central medallion
Size: Approximately 6 inches in diameter, 3 inches high, weighs about 2 pounds
Material: Brass alloy blended from 7 traditional metals
Included: Wooden striker and silk cushion
Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemical polishes that can dull the embossed detail. Store away from excess moisture
Origin: Handcrafted in Nepal
Note: As a handcrafted piece made from cast metal, slight variations in tone, finish, and sound are natural and part of each bowl's individual character

Meaning & Intention

At the center of the base sit the Dhyani Buddhas, or Five Wisdom Buddhas of Tibetan tradition — Vairocana, Akshobhya, Ratnasambhava, Amitabha, and Amoghasiddhi.

Each is said to represent a quality of enlightened mind, transforming a specific affliction into clear wisdom. Together they form a mandala of balance, encircling the bowl the way the five directions encircle a center point.

Singing bowls have a long history across the Himalayas as tools for meditation and sound practice. Struck or circled with a striker, the rim releases a low, resonant hum used to settle the mind and mark the opening or close of a sitting.

Together, the Buddhas and the bowl's voice point to the same idea: stillness and wisdom are cultivated, one sound and one breath at a time.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Peace, balance, clarity, mindfulness

Chakra connection: All chakras

Ideal for: Meditators, yoga practitioners, and anyone building a daily mindfulness ritual

Suggested mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum

Symbol: Five Dhyani Buddhas arranged as a mandala

Questions & Guidance

How do I play the bowl?

Rest it on your palm or the silk cushion, then run the wooden striker firmly around the outer rim in a steady circular motion until the tone builds, or tap the side for a single resonant note.

Where should I keep it?

Many people set the bowl on a nightstand, altar, or beside a meditation cushion, sounding it once before sitting to practice or at the close of the day as a cue to slow the breath.