D Note 4th Octave Mani-AND4

Introduction:
The Mani Singing Bowl is a handcrafted healing instrument from Himalayan region. steeped in Tibetan culture and ideal for sound healing and meditation—with antique pieces boasting high collectible value.Featuring a thick-walled, heavy-body "elephant-foot" shape (wider base, rounded rim, thinner bottom), its surface is often carved with circular patterns or scripture totems, developing a smooth patina over time, and each bowl bears unique hand-hammered marks.It delivers clear, penetrating tones with a stable 500–1000Hz core frequency (some rare models exceed 1000Hz). The concentrated high-frequency resonance guides the brain into a relaxed state, activates chakras like the third eye and solar plexus, and purifies spaces and minds.Crafted from a precious metal blend using ancient forging techniques, it is heavier than regular singing bowls of the same size. Antique Mani Singing Bowls are rare, making them both unique and scarce.

Included Accessories:
Complimentary singing bowl cushion for stability.
Striking mallet for play.

Use and care:
Wipe the bowl’s surface with a soft dry cloth after each use to remove fingerprints and dust. never use chemical cleaners. Store it in a dry, ventilated, dark place, cushioned with a soft cloth to avoid scratches and damage from stacking or heavy pressure. Strike moderately with a suede mallet to protect the bowl. For long-term storage, apply a thin layer of metal care oil to maintain its shine and resonance.