Remuna Singing Bowl - A#3 (239 Hz) mala The syllable Om in Tibetan

The syllable Om in Tibetan is a sound that contains all the other sounds

he is considered a Dharmapala – a guardian deity

It also indicates the interdependent nature of all sentient beings on this planet

Naga or pedestal singing bowls are made up of two distinct parts: one is the usual round singing bowl whilst the other is the stand that the bowl has been fixed to

Colours signify the five elements (space

Remuna Singing Bowl - A#3 (239 Hz) mala The syllable Om in TibetanRemuna singing bowls are well known for their lightness, powerful sounds vibrations and long sustain. They have a simple build and can be identified by their thin walls, flat base and curving centre. These bowls have been hand hammered by skilled artisans from the Himalayan region. Inscriptions and artwork are kept to a minimum, although some artists choose to have their initials or 'brand mark' on them. Their lightness and powerful tones make them