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Singing Bowls Christmas Gifts in London

A singing bowl is a gift that lasts for years. Played with a mallet, it gives a long, ringing tone that many people like to use at the start or end of a quiet moment. We have 106 in stock, from £3.49 to £783.49, with delivery to London and free UK delivery over £40.

How to choose singing bowls for a Christmas present

  • Smaller bowls are lighter and easier for a beginner; larger bowls give a deeper, longer tone.
  • Check whether a mallet and cushion are included.
  • Tingshas and gongs are alternatives for someone who already has a bowl.

Wrapping idea: Nest the mallet and cushion inside the bowl and wrap it in a soft scarf.

Best for: someone with a meditation, yoga or sound-bath habit, or who simply likes beautiful sound.

A London tie-in

Buying singing bowls for someone in London or elsewhere in Greater London? We deliver across Greater London, with UK delivery at £3.95, free over £40.

Ideas that suit London living: compact pieces for small flats: tumble stones, tea-light holders and incense cones rather than large statues.

See our London local guide and the full London Christmas gift guide.

Singing Bowls in stock now

Under £10: 8 · £10 to £20: 4 · £20 to £40: 29 · £40 and over: 65. A selection is shown below at current prices; see the full Singing Bowls collection.

Christmas delivery: when to order

For delivery in time for Christmas, order by mid-December. Our standard UK delivery takes 2–5 working days, and carriers get busier in the run-up to Christmas, so earlier is safer. Royal Mail and other carriers publish their own last recommended posting dates each year; check those for the latest guidance.

  • UK delivery is £3.95, and free on orders over £40.
  • Standard delivery usually takes 2–5 working days. See delivery details.

Make it personal

Christmas gift questions

How much do singing bowls cost at Starseed UK?

Our 106 in-stock singing bowls range from £3.49 to £783.49 at current prices (8 under £10, 4 £10 to £20, 29 £20 to £40, 65 £40 and over).

Can I get singing bowls delivered to London for Christmas?

For delivery in time for Christmas, order by mid-December. Our standard UK delivery takes 2–5 working days, and carriers get busier in the run-up to Christmas, so earlier is safer. Royal Mail and other carriers publish their own last recommended posting dates each year; check those for the latest guidance.

Who are singing bowls a good gift for?

They suit someone with a meditation, yoga or sound-bath habit, or who simply likes beautiful sound.

Is a singing bowl hard to play?

No. Striking it gently gives a tone straight away; rubbing the rim takes a little practice, which is part of the fun.

Is there free delivery?

Yes, on UK orders over £40. Some singing bowls cost £40 or more on their own, so they ship free.

What is the cheapest singing bowls Christmas gift to send to London?

Right now our lowest-priced singing bowls is Hoop Cushion 12cm for 14-16cm Singing Bowl) - Assorted Colours at £3.99. Prices are current shop prices and may change. UK delivery is £3.95, free over £40; order by mid-December for Christmas.

What is a statement singing bowls gift for someone in London?

For a bigger present, Small Chakra Set of Seven Singing Bowls (14-22cm) is £245.00 at today's price, and it ships free in the UK on its own.

How should I wrap singing bowls as a Christmas gift?

Nest the mallet and cushion inside the bowl and wrap it in a soft scarf.

How do I choose singing bowls as a gift?

Smaller bowls are lighter and easier for a beginner; larger bowls give a deeper, longer tone. Check whether a mallet and cushion are included. Tingshas and gongs are alternatives for someone who already has a bowl.

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