Close-up illustration of a bronze singing bowl with textured hammer marks, resting beside a mallet on a wooden table.
Before a singing bowl fills a room with sound, there is the work that gives it shape.
Metal is heated, formed and worked by hand. A craftsperson pays attention to the developing bowl, making adjustments through a process that calls for skill and patience.
Knowing something about that work can change the way you approach the instrument. You may find yourself looking more closely, listening a little longer and appreciating the human effort behind its presence.
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