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Crystal Singing Bowls

Illustrations have been discovered that depict antique Tibetan singing bowls being played as instruments, by rubbing a mallet around the rim.  This produces the 'singing' sound.  Singing bowls can also be played by striking a soft mallet against them to create a warm bell-like tone.  Tibetan singing bowls are commonly used to accompany meditation, and as a tool to induce trance-like states.  They are also used in yoga, sound healing, music therapy, personal enjoyman, and religious services.  They are traditionally constructed of Panchaloha, which is a bronze alloy, composed of zinc, iron, tin, copper, and other metals as well.  Antique singing bowls are often created with gold, silver, nickel and other metals from meteorites.  This is very different from modern and crystal singing bowls.

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14FROSTED CRYSTAL SINGING BOWL 3rd EYE CHAKRA NOTE A
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Antique singing bowls sometimes display decorations such as circles, lines, and other shapes engraved into the surface.  Decorations also sometimes are on the outside of the rim, or inside of the bottom.  Tibetan singing bowls are highly sought after and considered collectible around the globe.  This is because of their great craftsmanship and lovely sound.  The tone and sound of the bowls only improves with time, as the tone gets richer and more beautiful.

Modern singing bowls that are made in current times are also decorated and can containg religious and spiritual symbols or images, like Buddha.  They are also constructed with bronze, but not with gold and silver.  They can also be crystal singing bowls, which are obviously more delicate than their bronze counterparts.  Japan and Korea are known for having high quality bowls, but they usually are not exported from the country.  The sound created by the bowls can be used in some therapies to produce vibrations, which are believed to help bring harmony to an unhealthy person.  There is some scientific backing to this hypothesis.  It is believed that the tones can affect left and right brain synchronization, which would create a balancing effect.  Whether you want antique, modern or crystal singing bowls, remember that you should take your time when shopping for one.

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