Remuna Singing Bowl - F#3 (183 Hz) mala Incense is usually burned in

Incense is usually burned in Tibetan households as an offering at the altar or shrine room

" is a significant emblem in Vajrayana Buddhism that represents the cyclical nature of time and the interconnectedness of all beings

Citipati in Tibetan Buddhism is regarded as great protector

It is well known as a protective stone that helps absorb and transform negative energy

We would suggest purchasing a ball mallet separately with this bowl

Remuna Singing Bowl - F#3 (183 Hz) mala Incense is usually burned inRemuna singing bowls are well known for their lightness, powerful sounds vibrations and long sustain. They have a simple build and can be identified by their thin walls, flat base and curving centre. These bowls have been hand hammered by skilled artisans from the Himalayan region. Inscriptions and artwork are kept to a minimum, although some artists choose to have their initials or 'brand mark' on them. Their lightness and powerful tones make them