Silver Etched Jambati Bowl – Note E – Solar Plexus Power

The Anatomy of the Jambati Bowl

This is a substantial, heavy-walled vessel built for deep vibration. It features the classic curved walls of the Jambati style.

• Material: 7-Metal Bronze Alloy with Silver Plated Etching.

• Crafting Style: Hand-Hammered Base with Acid-Etched Relief.

• Diameter: 21 cm (Large and Resonant).

• Weight: 1.31 kg (Heavy sustain for deep meditation).

• Fundamental Note: Note E (Solar Plexus Chakra).

• Included: Suede Mallet and Cushion.

Visual Aesthetics: The Silver Relief

The Texture

Run your fingers across the interior. You feel the cool, smooth lines of the silver plating against the warm bronze background. 
It is a tactile map of sacred art.

The Symbolism

The art serves a spiritual purpose.

• The Center: A sacred Deity sits in the basin, symbolizing compassion and connection.

• The Walls: Intricate geometric Mandalas encircle the bowl, representing the unfolding universe.

Acoustic Profile: The Polyphonic Roar

• The Mechanics

  • The curved Jambati walls allow the sound to expand.

  • The heavy weight (1.31 kg) holds the vibration for a long duration.

• The Voice

  • It is not one note; it is a choir. A deep, grounding hum supports the singing E note.

  • The sound is warm, sunny, and expansive.

• The Sustain

  • Strike once. The ring stretches for 60+ seconds.

  • It fades slowly, like a sunset melting into the horizon.

• The Pulse

  • Listen for the slow, rhythmic wah-wah.

  • This beat frequency massages the air around you.

  • It makes the sound feel alive.

Energetic Anatomy: Solar Plexus Activation

• Target Frequency

  • Tuned to the Solar Plexus Chakra (Note E).

  • This bowl helps clear blockages related to low self-esteem and anxiety.

• The Shift

  • The vibration triggers brainwave entrainment.

  • Your mind shifts from hesitation to a state of personal power and clarity.

Born from Fire: The Etching Process

• Origin and Craft

  • Forged in the Kathmandu Valley. The bowl is first hand-hammered to shape.

• The Technique

  • Master artists paint the designs in wax.

  • They use an acid-etching process to reveal the silver relief.

  • It is a marriage of sound physics and visual art.

Ritual Application: Sound Bath & Meditation

• Percussion (The Strike)

  • Hold the mallet loosely. Strike the rim with the padded side.

  • Let the sound bloom fully from the belly.

• Friction (The Sing)

  • Press the suede mallet against the outer rim.

  • Move slowly. The heavy walls require pressure to wake up.