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The Collection

Every bowl has a voice.

Bowls chosen by hand in the Kathmandu valley, and the room in Kaohsiung where you can come and hear them. Nothing here is ordered from a catalogue.

Photographs: 19
Bowls Shown: 4
Chosen By: Ear
Shop: Kaohsiung

Browse the Shelves

The collection

Photographs of the shop, the bowls on its shelves, and the sessions they are made for. Choose a bowl and we will tell you what it sounds like — or come to the studio and play it yourself.

A large bronze bowl tilted on a magenta brocade cushion, showing the finely etched lotus mandala inside, a wooden mallet leaning against it and sunlit ferns behind — Lotus mandala jambatiHand-etched interior · Kathmandu valley

A single bronze singing bowl on a seamless grey studio backdrop, plain flank facing the camera — Jambati, plain flankOne bowl, two turns · shown next

The same bronze bowl on the grey studio backdrop, turned to show the engraved circular maker's stamp on its flank — Jambati, maker's stampThe same bowl, turned to its mark

A man in an olive shirt cradles a singing bowl to his ear beside a heavily carved brick and stone temple gateway — Listening at the gateNewari stonework, Kathmandu

Floor-to-ceiling pale wood shelves packed with hundreds of singing bowls resting on coloured brocade cushions, above a red Persian rug — The bowl librarySeveral hundred bowls, each with its own voice

A wall of pale wood shelves holding engraved singing bowls on coloured brocade rings, with a leather frame drum and a hide shaman drum on a live-edge shelf above — Shelves, west wallBowls sorted by tone, not by size

The retail floor at night: wooden units of beads, incense, prayer flags and thangka prints, framed mandala paintings above, the street visible through the glazing — The shop, after hoursQixian 1st Road, Kaohsiung

A man lowers a singing bowl onto the chest of a woman lying on a Persian rug, warm-lit shelves of bronze bowls behind them — Fitting the bowlChakra balancing · one to one

A practitioner kneels over a client lying under a white sheet inside a canvas and bamboo tent, sounding a bowl above the torso while bowls glow at the rear — The candlelit tentPrivate session, after dark

A practitioner in white stands within a ring of large singing bowls while about six participants lie on mats along a mirrored studio wall — Inside the ringGroup sound bath, mirrored hall

A practitioner in white holds an inverted singing bowl above a seated woman's head while she steadies it with both hands — Above the crownHead placement technique

A man in a mustard kurta strikes a large engraved gong on a stand in a sunlit garden, a bowl and mallets on the stone paving beside him — Gong in the gardenSound carries further outdoors

About fifteen people sit cross-legged on mats in a mirrored wood-floored hall with their hands over their eyes, bowls and purple blocks in front of them — Fifteen, eyes closedWeekend sound bath

An instructor in an olive kurta sits cross-legged pressing the rim of a singing bowl to his forehead, a framed blue mandala and a gong behind him — Rim to the browThird-eye placement

An empty meditation hall seen down its length before a session, rows of mats each set with a bowl and a red mallet, a painted mandala roundel in the coffered ceiling — Set, before anyone arrivesThe hall, looking north

An instructor in a rust kurta kneels holding a bowl and raised mallet, teaching past the out-of-focus heads of students, a projected chakra anatomy slide behind — Teaching the strikeWorkshop, second hour

Four students kneel on yoga mats each balancing a singing bowl on their own head, a framed blue chakra mandala on the wall behind — Bowls on the headFoundation class exercise

An instructor seated on the floor hands a wooden mallet to a student in white, two bowls and a Persian rug in front of them — Passing the malletOne to one, on the rug

The meditation hall from the opposite corner: a large colourful mandala roundel in the ceiling, a carved Om relief, a gong, a chime tree, frame drums and a harmonium — The hall, looking backGong, chime tree, harmonium

Come and Listen

A bowl is chosen by ear, never by photograph.

Tell us what you are looking for and we will set a few aside for you to hear. The shop is open by the studio in Kaohsiung.

Ask about a bowl Call the studio