artisan instruments

Melodies of the mountains flow from this three-piece singing bowl set, lovingly presented by Rujan Baidya as a bridge between ancient Tibet and today's mindful moments. Skilled Thai artisans shape premium brass alloy into this acoustic marvel, adorning it with hand-carved Buddhist sacred symbols and mantras rendered in beautiful Sanskrit calligraphy. Whether struck decisively or caressed with the included mango wood mallet, the bowl releases cascading harmonies that seem to carry whispers of monastery halls, supported by its matching polyester cushion.

Monastery bells seem to whisper through this captivating three-piece singing bowl set, lovingly presented by Rujan Baidya to bring Tibetan peace into daily life. Crafted from a premium brass alloy by gifted Thai artisans, the bowl features a beautifully aged, hand-hammered finish. Through either striking or rim play, the responsive surface yields rich tones when met by the included mango wood and faux leather mallet, which can be used on both ends to produce different sounds. This charming set creates an auditory meditation experience that is enhanced by the stability of the matching polyester cushion.

Mystic sounds evoking positive energies will help you achieve a peaceful and rewarding meditation session while connecting you to the spiritual world. Charles from Thailand, an heir to a family of artisans dedicated to the ancient metalworking art, creates this brass singing bowl in a hammered finish, adding a raintree wood striker that will help you find serenity in the vibrant sound waves coming from this unique and charming piece.

Fill your meditation space with resounding music with this healing bowl by Charles. The Thai artisan creates the bowl from brass and gives it an intriguing hammered finish. The rain tree wood striker is the ideal match to create the relaxing sound when the two pieces are struck together. Originating in Tibet, such standing bells or singing bowls often accompany Buddhist chanting and meditation.

The environment always comes first for Grettel Sandoval. The Costa Rican artisan handcrafts this red and gold geometric themed windchime with recycled glass she collects from factories that dispose of this material.

"I love to capture my emotions and moods when designing. My pieces have a cultural meaning since I aim to represent Costa Rican nature and also the strength and the spirit of Costa Rican women," Grettel says.