Ancient Naga Singing Bowl17cm B Note – A Crown Chakra Relic

The Anatomy of the Pedestal singing bowl

This is a rare, pedestal-style relic from a lost time. 
It feels compact yet incredibly substantial in your hand.

• Material: Ancient Bronze Alloy (Heavily Oxidized)

• Crafting Style: Naga Pedestal (Primitive Chalice Shape)

• Diameter: 17 cm (Rim to Rim)

• Wall Thickness: Extra Thick for endurance

• Fundamental Note: B Note (Crown Chakra)

Visual Aesthetics: The Ancient Patina

• The Texture

  • Run your fingers over the rough, pitted surface.

  • The dark oxidation tells a story of centuries, not decades.

  • It feels raw, unpolished, and profoundly earthy.

• The Architecture

  • Trace the silhouette of this ceremonial chalice.

  • Start at the iron-thick rim worn smooth by time.

  • Slide down the steep wall to the hand-forged base.

  • The pedestal feels like a sturdy anchor.

• The Symbolism

  • The pedestal shape symbolizes a ritual offering cup.

  • It was built to hold and preserve sacred energy.

Acoustic Profile: The Polyphonic Roar

• The Mechanics

  • The pedestal base isolates the vibration for clarity.

  • The thick wall creates a sound that pierces through time.

  • It does not just ring; it commands attention.

• The Voice

  • A clear, sharp B note dominates the soundscape.

  • Despite the high pitch, the timbre feels metallic and primitive.

  • It cuts through silence like a beam of light.

• The Sustain

  • Strike the rim once with intention.

  • The ring is concentrated, intense, and surprisingly long.

  • It creates a tunnel of sound for your focus.

• The Pulse

  • Listen closely for the rapid, rhythmic beat.

  • The density of the old metal creates a tight wah-wah.

  • It feels physically commanding in the room.

Energetic Anatomy: Crown Chakra Awakening

• Target Frequency

  • This bowl is tuned to the Crown Chakra (Note B).

  • It helps dissolve spiritual blockages and mental confusion.

• The Shift

  • Your mind shifts from earthly attachment to cosmic clarity.

  • You feel a sudden, deep sense of universal connection.

Note B — Crown Chakra (Sahasrara)

• Location: Top of Head

• Healing Focus: Spirituality, enlightenment, universal connection

Born from Fire: The Forging Process

• Origin and Makers

  • These bowls were forged in the wild borders of Assam.

  • Makers crafted them by hand in a forgotten era.

  • They carry the spirit of the Naga tribes.

• The Craft

  • The pedestal was forged separately in a primitive fire.

  • It was joined to the belly while still white-hot.

  • The rim was reinforced to withstand the rigors of life.

Antique ritual sound bowl: Sound Bath and Meditation

• Percussion (The Strike)

  • Use a soft, padded mallet to strike the rim.

  • The dense metal needs force to wake up its voice.

  • Feel the pedestal anchor the sound as it rises.

• Friction (The Sing)

  • Press a suede mallet hard against the rim.

  • Move slowly to coax out a piercing, consistent hum.

  • The sound will emerge as a focused beam.

• Body Placement

  • The pedestal allows this bowl to stand stably on the body.

  • Place it on the sternum or hold it near the head.

  • Strike to open the channel to the divine.