Small Indian Moon Phase Singing Bowl
Draw a surprisingly deep lingering note that instantly settles your evening mood
Connect to the lunar cycle daily with a beautiful traditional temple alloy
- A low, lingering note that outlasts what a 13cm bowl ought to give
- Cast in bell metal, the copper-and-tin alloy behind temple bells
- Moon phases worked right round the body, which is why most people choose it
- Sits on a bedside table or an altar without dominating the room
- 550g, cast in India to a shape that has not needed changing




Keep a powerful traditional sound tool right on your nightstand without cluttering it
Bell metal is the old recipe — copper and tin, cast rather than pressed — and it is the reason this bowl sounds so much deeper than its size suggests. The same alloy has been used for temple bells for centuries, for the same reason: it rings for a long time without going harsh.
The moon phases run around the outside, which is the detail people pick it up for. Thirteen centimetres puts it in the useful middle: loud enough to mark the start of something, small enough to live beside a bed. Strike it once and the note hangs around far longer than you expect, and you can run the mallet round the rim to keep it going.
Copper and tin. 13 x 6cm. Weighs 550g. From India.
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