meditation instruments

Ethereal soundwaves will transport your soul to a state of peace and calm, all thanks to a marvelous instrument crafted from iron in India. Tulsi Dass creates this tongue drum, adding a sophisticated black crackled finish around the item for a minimalist touch. In addition, two mango wood drumsticks allow you to start your meditative journey with their strong rubber ends.

The accessory also comes with a convenient carrying case.

Do you love meditating? Then you will obsess over this gift box curated from the NOVICA Collection that includes everything from an aromatherapy gift set to a wood chime, all made by the able hands of Indonesian artisans to awaken the senses and procure relaxation. Start with the soothing sounds of a splendid single-note chime, a percussion instrument crafted by Trisna Dewi from teak wood and stainless steel that is played using the accompanying mallet. Then arise the sense of smell with an aromatherapy gift set by Dewa Putra that includes a handmade green hand ceramic incense holder as well as incense sticks and cones in frangipani, lavender and sandalwood scents. Your sense of sight will be stimulated by a suar wood sculpture exquisitely carved by hand by Eka depicting an abstract human figure sitting with her legs crossed in a meditation pose. And once the calming ritual is finished, share your thoughts and emotions in a pair of journals designed by Komang Sulaksan and crafted from kupu-kupu leaves, lined in black fabric with agel grass binding and cinnamon stick accents as well as 80 pages of handmade rice paper.

Ethereal soundwaves will transport your soul to a state of peace and serenity, all thanks to a charming instrument crafted from iron in India. Tulsi Dass creates this tongue drum, adding a traditional print around the item in honor of the region's stunning culture. In addition, two mango wood drumsticks allow you to start your meditative journey with their strong rubber ends.

The accessory also comes with a handy cotton carrying case.

Dionisio Quilla crafts a beautiful quena flute, an instrument dating to the Inca Empire. Quena means "many-holed object" in the Quechua language. It is said to have entranced birds to soar above its player, which may be no wonder given that early versions the quena were fashioned from condor bone. Quilla crafts this piece from diablo fuerte or yellow wood and paints it by hand. It includes a bright fabric carrying case.