Singing Bowls
Singing bowls, also known as Tibetan or Himalayan bowls, are traditional instruments handcrafted from a mix of metals, mainly in Nepal, India, or Tibet. When played with a mallet, they produce soothing sounds used in meditation, sound healing, yoga, and spiritual practices. Each bowl has a unique tone—smaller ones are higher-pitched, while larger ones sound deeper.
More than just musical tools, singing bowls hold spiritual meaning. Many feature engraved symbols or mantras and are believed to promote healing and balance. Their calming vibrations help reduce stress, improve focus, and support inner peace, making them popular among meditators, healers, and spiritual seekers.
Statues
Tibetan statues, also known as Thanka statues, are beautiful handmade figures that represent Buddhas, gods, and spiritual protectors from Tibetan Buddhism. They are usually made of metal like bronze or brass and are carefully crafted by skilled artists, mostly in Nepal and Tibet. Many of these statues are decorated with detailed carvings, colorful paint, and sometimes small gemstones, making each one unique and full of meaning.
These statues are not just for decoration—they are used in meditation, prayer, and spiritual practices. People place them on altars or in quiet spaces to help bring peace, focus, and a feeling of connection to something greater. Tibetan statues are a special part of Buddhist culture and are valued for both their beauty and spiritual power.
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Shree Gopal Shrestha
Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu