Beautiful Unique Antique Himalayan/Tibetan Singing Bowl Meditation Sound Instrument Used in Buddhist Traditions The colour of the metal is darker rich with warm undertones and lovely patina. Beautiful vibrant sound. Is has been hand made, the edge irregularities are a typical sign of hand made bowls and is to be expected. Slight convex (protruding up) bottom, maybe not quite full lingam but it's not entirely flat either. Heavy for it's size, feels very solid to the touch. Great example of excellent craftsmanship. Please see photographs. The sound is long crisp and clear. It has been used during meditation and sound therapy gatherings and in private sessions in various countries of Europe by a professional meditation and healing facilitator, Danusia, trained in person by Geshe Ratsa Rinpoche, from Bon Tradition as well as with maestros curanderos from Amazon. This bowl is being sold for the reasons of changing the harmony of sounds in the very large personal singing bowl collection that is used to facilitate group and individual meditations and is now surplus to requirements. It is one of a kind bowl with plenty of use history and a wonderful rich sound. Technical parameters: 19.3cm diameter (width) 10cm height total 791 g D3# 155Hz hit with a malet D3# 157Hz rotating Remember that the Hz and sounds change depending on where exactly you strike the mallet/striker and what type of tool you use (wooden/felt/striker/mallet etc). Video of this particular bowl available here: https://youtu.be/iveHcZHhY7w?si=mp4lO__AI84Hdsd0 The bowl is sold as seen in the photographs. Please ensure you inspect them carefully. They were not edited, to keep as natural rendition as possible, however remember that each camera/monitor/browser renders colours differently. Any difference of colour between pictures and the real object you are about to receive when you win is normal, expected and it not subject to any dispute. Shipping with tracking and insurance. Happy bidding on this unique meditation singing bowl. Thank you. Danusia mindvitae.com P. S. Buying tips for you. If you want to get really high quality rare grade singing bowl, you need to look away from the "fancy" looking ones, you know, the ones with decorative patterns of buddha or Om symbols, colourful (red, blue, violet etc) metalic ones, these are factory made by the hundreds, for tourists and those who really don't know what to look for and just fall for something that on the surface looks "místical" or "traditional tibetan" etc. These aren't unique, nor antique nor handcrafted and can be put in a category of a nice souvenir. Quality items will have irregular edges, either very thick or very thin, often show patina, have hand made irregular markings like circles or dots around the outer edges, the surface (if it's not covered in patina) usually is very silky matted smooth for antique bowls vs very shiny brassy polished surface of newly made, the metal could be with different colour because of distinct composition (% of metals used vary), shapes will also be different, like manipuri, jhumka, thado, lingam, naga, gral, etc...Also the larger, the rarer too, as obviously harder to make (this applies to more modern ones especially). Feel free to check out my youtube channel for demonstrations on how these bowls are being used for meditations - search for ShaDusia