This Ganesh singing bowl blends symbolic detail with a clear, uplifting sound. The exterior is engraved with traditional script, while the base features a raised Ganesh motif, adding visual depth without distracting from the bowl’s clean, balanced form. Measuring 11cm in diameter and 6cm in height, the bowl produces a Striking Tone (Yin) of G♭5 at 739Hz and a brighter Singing Tone (Yang) of G5 at 783Hz.
The higher pitch creates a light, focused resonance that feels energising and precise, whether gently struck or played around the rim.Crafted from brass, the bowl has a warm satin finish that highlights the engraved details. Suitable for meditation, sound work, or mindful display, this piece brings together sound, symbolism, and a refined sense of intention.
Spiritual and traditional uses are described for interest only. They are not health or medical claims.
UK delivery £3.95, free over £40, 2–5 working days.Delivery info.
Ganesh Singing Bowl is a 11cm metal singing bowl. Struck or circled around the rim with a mallet, it produces a sustained tone with layered overtones that slowly fades. It is listed in our Tibetan Singing Bowls range.
From the maker: This Ganesh singing bowl blends symbolic detail with a clear, uplifting sound. The exterior is engraved with traditional script, while the base features a raised Ganesh motif, adding visual depth without distracting from the bowl’s clean, balanced form.
If you're comparing, this sits at the accessible end of our 70 tibetan singing bowls (£1.56–£886.40). You might also look at Earth Powder Singing Bowl - Mandala Buddha - 16cm, Large Aluminum Singing Bowl - Tibetan Double Dorjy Design - Blue (27cm), Brass Golden Buddha - Special S'Bowl Set.
Materials and size
Size: approximately 11cm. Allow for small variations between batches.
Traditional uses
Engraved designs such as mandalas, the Om symbol or the Buddha are decorative and devotional; they reflect the traditions the bowls come from. In meditation and sound practice, the bowl's fading tone is used as a focal point, and bowls are often played at the beginning and end of a session. Singing bowls are associated with the Himalayan region. Bowls made there have traditionally been hand-hammered or cast from metal alloys, and many carry engraved mantras or symbols. These are traditions and beliefs, described for interest. They are not health or medical claims.
How to use it
To use the Ganesh Singing Bowl: Circle the rim slowly with even pressure; once it starts to sing, keep the speed steady.
For a softer sound, strike rather than rub, and let each tone fade fully.
Place the bowl on a cushion or your flat, open palm.
Tap the outside wall gently with the mallet to wake the bowl.
Care
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after use; skin oils can mark the metal.
Avoid harsh polish on engraved or coloured finishes.
Store somewhere dry and away from hard objects that could dent the rim.
Who it suits
Ideal for someone who enjoys quiet rituals; sound therapists and teachers adding to a collection; people starting a meditation or yoga practice.
Delivery
UK delivery is £3.95, or free if your basket is over £40: add £12.80 more to qualify. Delivery usually takes 2–5 working days.
Ganesh Singing Bowl: questions
How much is the Ganesh Singing Bowl?
£27.20. UK delivery is £3.95, or free if your basket is over £40: add £12.80 more to qualify. Delivery usually takes 2–5 working days.
Is the Ganesh Singing Bowl in stock?
Yes, it's currently available and is dispatched from the UK.
How long does delivery take for the Ganesh Singing Bowl?
UK delivery is £3.95, free on orders over £40, and usually arrives in 2–5 working days.
Can I return it?
Yes. Your statutory rights under the UK Consumer Contracts Regulations apply. Email hello@starseeduk.co.uk to start a return.
Is the Ganesh Singing Bowl a good gift?
It makes a thoughtful gift, especially for someone who enjoys quiet rituals. You can send it straight to the recipient's UK address at checkout.
How do I use the Ganesh Singing Bowl?
Place the bowl on a cushion or your flat, open palm. Tap the outside wall gently with the mallet to wake the bowl. Circle the rim slowly with even pressure; once it starts to sing, keep the speed steady.
What size is the Ganesh Singing Bowl?
About 11cm. As with all natural or handmade items, allow for slight variation.
