Remuna Singing Bowl - Base note G3 (191 Hz) best mala third eye and throat)

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The pair of golden fish are part of the 8 auspicious symbols in Buddhist and Hindu philosophy and symbolises the ability of all sentient beings to achieve enlightenment  without drowning in samsara

This small pedestal/chalice bowl was recently acquired from a collection of old

This region is well known for their woodwork which can be seen in traditional architecture as well as temples and shrines

Remuna Singing Bowl - Base note G3 (191 Hz) best mala third eye and throat)Remuna 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