The Inscribed Singing Bowl's sound reduces stress, promotes relaxation, and embodies two of Nepal's richest traditions, brass metalwork, and meditation—ethically handcrafted with an antique copper finish by artisans of Mahaguthi in Nepal. The Wisdom Eyes etched around the outside of the Inscribed Singing Bowl look in all four directions, these traditional symbols are often seen at Buddhist shrines to symbolize "all-seeing." Used for meditation, the sound of a singing bowl soothes your soul, cleanses your heart, and frees your mind from worries. To make the bowl sing, lay it on the open flat palm of your hand and then tap its side with the striker. Hold the smooth part of the stick upright against the bowl and move it slowly around the outside in a circular motion keeping firm contact with the bowl's surface. The bowl will begin to hum a meditative sound.
