Chaken Singing Bowl, Handmade, Golden Finish, Large, 17cm, approx 800g
Chaken Singing Bowl, Handmade, Golden Finish, Large, 17cm, approx 800g
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Product Overview
Wide and fairly shallow, this Chaken bowl is 17cm across and 6cm high, with a simple golden finish over a naturally hammered surface. It is handmade in India from copper and tin and weighs around 800g. The open profile gives a broad mouth to play around, and the plain finish keeps attention on the hammer texture rather than decoration.
Why You'll Love It
- Golden finish with visible hammered texture across the surface
- A wide, shallow 17cm x 6cm profile, different in shape from deeper bowls
- Copper and tin, handmade, so finish and weight vary slightly
- Plain, undecorated form that looks good on an open shelf between uses
- Around 800g, steady on a cushion yet easy to lift and move
Materials & Specifications
| Product type | Singing bowl |
| Material | Copper and tin |
| Dimensions | 17cm diameter x 6cm height |
| Weight | Approx. 800g |
| Finish | Golden, hammered texture |
| Country of origin | India |
| Care | Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh metal polish. |
Perfect For
Collectors of handmade bowls · Minimal meditation corners · Open shelving and sideboards · Gifts for someone who already owns a bowl
An Auro & Co Moment
Between sessions the bowl lives on the sideboard, catching the afternoon light on its hammered surface. When you want it, you lift it down onto its cushion, run the striker round the wide rim and listen. Then it goes back on the shelf.
Complete the Experience
Add a cushion and striker, or a smaller bowl to sit alongside it.
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FAQ
Does it come with a striker or cushion?
No, the bowl comes by itself. Strikers and cushions are in our singing bowls collection.
What note does it play?
Each Chaken bowl is shaped by hand, so each one has its own note rather than a single fixed tone.
Will the hammer marks look the same as the photo?
Similar, but not identical. Each bowl is shaped by hand, so the pattern and finish vary a little.
How do I keep the golden finish looking good?
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after handling. Avoid abrasive pads and metal polish.
