A green brass singing bowl set for quiet focus, centred on the simple ritual of wood meeting metal. Strike it once and let the tone open into the room, or circle the rim slowly as a pause between tasks, yoga practice or meditation. The Tree of Life motif gives the bowl a visual anchor too, a symbol of growth, steadiness and connection with the natural world.
What the set brings to the moment
The bowl, wooden stick and cushion give you the essentials in one place, so the ritual feels complete from the start.
The green finish and Tree of Life decoration make it as much a mindful object for display as a sound tool.
A struck note feels clear and immediate, marking the beginning or end of a quiet practice.
Circling the rim creates a different kind of attention, slower, steadier and more tactile.
The pouch and hexagonal box keep the set gathered together when it is not in use.
Brass bowl, wooden striker and soft resting place
The bowl is made from brass and paired with a wooden stick. The cushion gives it a settled base, helping the bowl sit neatly while leaving it ready to lift into the palm.
The Tree of Life design turns the surface into a point of focus. Its branching form suits the sound beautifully: rooted, open, and quietly connected to the natural world.
How to play the bowl
For a clear struck tone, place the bowl on its cushion or hold it flat on your open palm, then tap the outer rim gently with the wooden stick.
For a sung tone, keep the pressure even and move the stick slowly around the outside of the rim. Let the sound build gradually rather than forcing it.
Care for the metal and wood
Keep the bowl dry and wipe it with a soft cloth after handling. Store the stick, cushion and bowl together in the pouch or box, away from damp places.
Brass naturally changes in tone over time. This gentle patina is part of the material’s character, especially on objects that are handled often.
The Tree of Life in practice
The Tree of Life appears acro…
region of manufacture: India