Moon Phase Singing Bowl Set- Black 10.7cm
Moon Phase Singing Bowl Set- Black 10.7cm
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Product Overview
A singing bowl set decorated with moon phase motifs in a soft metallic tone on a black finish. Made in India from brass with a wooden striker, the bowl measures around 10.7 x 6cm and produces a clear F5 note (approx. 199 Hz). The lunar design makes it as much a decorative object as an instrument.
What's in the Set
• A black brass singing bowl with moon phase motifs, approx. 10.7 x 6cm
• A wooden striker
• A padded ring cushion for stability
• A soft drawstring pouch for storage and travel
Why You'll Love It
• Black bowl finished with soft metallic moon phase motifs
• Made in India from brass, with a clear F5 note (approx. 199 Hz)
• Compact at around 10.7 x 6cm, easy to use on an altar, mat or desk
• Comes complete with striker, ring cushion and pouch
• A contemporary, symbolic design
Materials & Specifications
Brass bowl with wooden striker. Bowl approx. 10.7 x 6cm, weight approx. 0.4kg. Note: F5, approx. 199 Hz. Set dimensions approx. 10 x 17 x 15cm. Made in India. Includes bowl, striker, ring cushion and drawstring pouch.
Perfect For
A yoga or meditation space, a compact bowl for personal use, an altar or desk display, a gift for someone drawn to lunar themes, mindful moments.
Why This Theme Was Inspired
The phases of the moon are a long-standing symbol of cycles and change across many cultures. Here they are used as a decorative theme on the bowl, suited to its calm, reflective use.
Auro & Co Moment
The compact size makes this an easy bowl to keep within reach. Run the striker round the rim and the clear note carries well even in a small room.
Complete the Experience
Pairs well with other singing bowls, gongs and sound instruments.
FAQ
What comes in the set? The bowl, a wooden striker, a ring cushion and a drawstring pouch.
How big is the bowl? Around 10.7 x 6cm.
What note does it play? A clear F5, approximately 199 Hz.
