Old singing bowl, thick-walled Jambati (3) - Gilt bronze - 1990-2000 - Singing bowl/Bell Jambati





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Set of three gilded bronze Jambati singing bowls from Nepal, dating to the second half of the 20th century, complete with a clapper and cushion, with a diameter of about 16.8 cm, height 8.5 cm, and weight around 910 g, noted for powerful, long-lasting overtones.
Description from the seller
Hand-hammered Jambati singing bowl, temple bell.
Origin Tibet/Nepal
Second half of the 20th century.
Dimensions:
Diameter about 16.8 cm
Height 8.5 cm
Note C#
270 Hz with a shimmer downward and upward
Weight about 910 g.
The sound is phenomenal!
The singing bowl has beautiful, lovely and long-lasting tones. With vibration of the sound downward and upward.
Due to the thick wall, the sound is imposing, phenomenal and powerful, full of overtones!
Each singing bowl is unique and has its own character, tone setting and timbre.
This bowl has a beautiful gloss and sometimes it seems to glow, in fire and flame.
The sound lasts nicely long and is rich in overtones.
Jambati bowl
The wall is slightly curved and high, the bottom is small. The upper edge of the thicker bowls is somewhat thickened inward. These bowls can then be up to an octave higher. But this one is deep and penetrating.
Complete with a matching professional mallet and cushion.
Hand-hammered Jambati singing bowl, temple bell.
Origin Tibet/Nepal
Second half of the 20th century.
Dimensions:
Diameter about 16.8 cm
Height 8.5 cm
Note C#
270 Hz with a shimmer downward and upward
Weight about 910 g.
The sound is phenomenal!
The singing bowl has beautiful, lovely and long-lasting tones. With vibration of the sound downward and upward.
Due to the thick wall, the sound is imposing, phenomenal and powerful, full of overtones!
Each singing bowl is unique and has its own character, tone setting and timbre.
This bowl has a beautiful gloss and sometimes it seems to glow, in fire and flame.
The sound lasts nicely long and is rich in overtones.
Jambati bowl
The wall is slightly curved and high, the bottom is small. The upper edge of the thicker bowls is somewhat thickened inward. These bowls can then be up to an octave higher. But this one is deep and penetrating.
Complete with a matching professional mallet and cushion.

