Inscribed singing bowl Ten Thousand Villages
Ten Thousand Villages Fair Trade
Inscribed singing bowl Ten Thousand Villages
Ten Thousand Villages Fair Trade

Resonating Brass Bowl With Stick – Inscribed Singing Bowl

Ten Thousand Villages helped pioneer the concept of fair trade in the United States. They work with hundreds of artisans in several countries and we are happy to have them here on Artizan Made. We are an affiliate seller for them and when you click on the “Shop Now” button, you will go to their site where you can explore all of their beautiful products.

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Wisdom Eyes look in all four directions at Buddhist shrines to symbolize “all-seeing.” Often used for meditation, the music of a singing bowl is meant to soothe your soul, cleanse your heart and free your mind of worries. To make the bowl sing, first tap it. Firmly hold the smooth part of the stick upright against the bowl and move it slowly around the outside of the bowl in a circular motion keeping firm contact with the bowl’s surface. The bowl will start to resonate.

  • Brass bowl, copper finish
  • Wooden stick
  • 5Dx3H inches
  • Made in Nepal

Our mission: We create opportunities for artisans in developing countries to earn income by bringing their products and stories to our markets through long-term, fair trading relationships.

Our vision: One day all artisans in developing countries will earn a fair wage, be treated with dignity and respect, and be able to live a life of quality.

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Our vision: One day all artisans in developing countries will earn a fair wage, be treated with dignity and respect, and be able to live a life of quality.

 

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