Tibetan Singing Bowls in Australia

Tibet Shop Sydney stocks a variety of high quality and hand hammered Tibetan singing bowls. Our customers include musicians, sound therapists, dance studios, psychologists, yogis, teachers, meditation teachers and more. Click on an item to load the product page see and hear it being played. 

Singing Bowls We Stock:

  1. Tara: Old, hand made bowls. Extremely popular for their pure sound, relatively light in weight and very easy to play. If you had to buy just one singing bowl, this it!
  2. Remuna: Old, hand hammered bowls, similar to Tara in shape and size. However, these are lighter in weight.
  3. Contemporary: Our best value bowls and an ideal choice if you're a beginner looking to explore the possibilities of this ancient instrument. 
  4. Special: Occasionally, we find special bowls that are different to the usual ones we or other merchants stock (e.g. a prized lingam bowl or bowls in odd shapes and sizes). Therefore, they're highly popular with enthusiasts and collectors.
  5. Accessories: Mallets, cushions and more.

Our Singing Bowls: Let's Discuss Quality

Tibet Shop Sydney

$50 Bowl Steve Saw Online
Manufacturing process Hand Hammered by skilled artisans with hundreds of strokes on each bowl. Machine Made. OR Cast from mould or cast and finished with decorative hammer marks.
Quality/Material Best quality we can source. Rich soundscape and overtones. Hand hammered from bell metal (copper tin) alloy plate. Hardwood ringing stick. Made from brass or cheaper alloys. Not much overtone or sustain. Ringing stick doesn't have wrap on one end or is hollowed out.
Sourcing/Quality Control We pick each bowl ourselves. Each bowl is tested at least 3 times (on selection, making video for website and prior to shipping). Order form to manufacturer and buy in bulk. 
Buying Process Videos for every bowl available online. Plus, we take photos of each bowl plus their size/weight. Video not available.
Ownership Family run business paying taxes in AU. N/A or possibly in a billionaire owned, foreign website.

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