This Tibetan Zodiac animals vintage conch shell horn (Dungkar) represents the resonant, melodious, and pervasive sound of the Dharma, awakening disciples from ignorance and guiding them to accomplish the benefit of oneself and all mother beings. The Conch is most commonly used in Buddhist and Hindu rituals. Great sound, easy to play, hammered silver work. 12”L x 5”W

Antique Root Chakra Bowl, hand hammered seven metals, 80 years old. This bowl emits an incredible low resonance in the key of C3. Very grounding, wonderful to add to your collection if you’re looking for a low C Tibetan Singing Bowl. The vibrations are a very warm tone easily felt across the room. Not many Antique Root Chakra bowls available these days. This bowl is from our private collection from about 15 years ago from a trip to the Himalayas. We cannot find these large antique, low frequency root chakra bowls these days. All of our singing bowls come with large wood and suede mallet . These larger bowls also come with a gong mallet for practitioners. 12.25” W

Antique Tibetan Singing Bowl (7.5"W). 80 years old, collectors piece, not widely available. Used for chakra clearing within Tibetan system. Very interesting tone, Heart Chakra. Easy to hold onto base and play for a loud tone. Can be turned over upside down to play over energy fields of the body. Comes with suede and wood mallet and Tibetan silk cushion.

This amazing 70 year old Tibetan Singing bowl is wonderful, highly resonant bowl with incredible vibrational frequencies of a profound nature. Warm, deep Vibrations are felt with the palm at least 3”to 4” from the bowl, wonderful for healers and all practitioners. Opens the heart, wonderful for chanting and meditation as well as balancing the chakra system. Interesting tuning marks on the outside this bowl, smooth tone, seemingly making a three tone cord, clear tone without waver. 7”W

Antique, 100 year old Ulti Bati Tibetan Singing bowl. Incredible Sacral chakra bowl. These Ulti Bati bowls are quite rare these days with the large protruding collar around the edge of the bowl. Hand hammered, 7 metals from Tibetan family group in Nepal. We found this bowl about 15 years ago, and has been used in our private collection for years. 11.25” Wide 🙏🕉