Statue and Singing Bowl House is a well known manufacturer, exporter, wholesaler and retailer of singing bowl, statues, bells, Prayer-wheels, Tingshaw, Gongs and other many other brass and copper items used for meditation, healing, music and for gift purposes. We have various types singing bowls1. Handmade singing bowls2. Real Antique handmade singing bowls3. Antique finishing handmade bowls4. Itching bowls5. Carving bowls6. Machine made singing bowlsAll of our bowls are in different size thus the weight are different. Our handmade bowls are used for healing, therapy, meditation and for music by healers, yogis, nuns, monks, meditators, musicians and many other people like you. Our best known singing bowls are from the Himalayan region and are often called "Tibetan singing bowls." Singing bowls are played by the friction of rubbing a wooden, plastic, or leather wrapped mallet around the rim of the bowl to produce overtones and a continuous 'humming' sound. Our high quality singing bowls produce a complex chord of harmonic overtones. Singing bowls may also be played by striking with a soft mallet to produce a warm bell tone.Traditionally, our antique singing bowls were made of Panchaloha (literally meaning "five metals" in Sanskrit): a bronze alloy of Copper (Cu), Tin (Sn), Zinc (Zn), Iron (Fe) & Lead (Pb). Antique singing bowls produce multiphonic and polyharmonic overtones which are unique to the instruments. The subtle yet complex multiple harmonic frequencies are a special quality of the high quality bronze alloy. The art of making singing bowls in the traditional way is often called a lost art, but traditional craftsmen do still make singing bowls in the traditional manner in hidden corners of Nepal but few contain sky-iron.Antique singing bowls may display abstract decorations like lines, rings and circles engraved into the surface. Decoration may appear outside the rim, inside the bottom, around the top of the rim and sometimes on the outside bottom. Antique singing bowls are highly prized and collected worldwide. Their popularity is due to their fine craftsmanship and remarkable sound. The aging process greatly improves the tone and centuries old antiques produce an incredibly rich and beautiful sound.