Consider the sound and display qualities

How the New Thadobati Singing Bowl fits your space

Exact details and fit

New Thadobati Singing Bowl E3 166Hz (Near Concert Pitch) 8.25" N15884

Brand or supplier
Bodhisattva Trading Company
Product type
Tibetan Singing Bowl

What arrives

One New Thadobati Singing Bowl E3 166Hz (Near Concert Pitch) 8.25" N15884 in the selected option unless the product page clearly lists a set or kit. Props and styling accessories shown in photos are not included.

Purpose and placement

Tabletop and bar cart refinement

Use New Thadobati Singing Bowl E3 166Hz (Near Concert Pitch) 8.25" N15884 for serving or display according to the material shown on this page and care guidance. Clean and store it in a way that protects the finish.

Serving and display balance

Pairs well with wood boards, resin trays, linen napkins, candles, barware, open shelving, and warm neutral tabletop styling.

Always follow the manufacturer's care, use, and safety guidance.

Purchase logistics

Shipping and returns

Shipping details

Shipping rates and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout.

Return policy

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items and we will coordinate directly with Bodhisattva Trading Company.
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A clear note at the center of the table

New Thadobati Singing Bowl E3 166Hz, 8.25 inches—quiet shine, grounded tone, a small ritual between courses and conversation.

Gathering, then a breath

The pause everyone feels

Near concert pitch, wholly present

Tablescapes can feel scattered when objects compete for attention. The New Thadobati Singing Bowl E3 166Hz (Near Concert Pitch) 8.25" N15884 introduces one calm focal point—a warm metallic form that reads intentional among glass and linen. Its scale suits a bar cart or shelf without crowding the scene.

Tone that lingers

At E3 166Hz, the pitch sits low enough to settle a room yet clear enough to be heard between voices. The hand-worked surface catches light, making it part instrument, part centerpiece. When guests arrive, one gentle strike signals welcome and turns a table into a moment.

For hosts who listen

Someone who curates a bar or dining shelf with purpose and wants a tactile piece that sets the mood before a pour.

In practice

Set it on the tabletop or bar cart and sound it once to open a meal or tasting, then let it rest as a luminous accent among glassware.
  • Tabletop styling
  • Bar carts
  • Serving
  • Open shelves
  • Host gifts
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Maker spotlight

Bodhisattva Trading Company

Bodhisattva Trading Company preserves and shares the sonic and visual arts of Tibetan and Newari craft. For decades the brand helped practitioners of the Healing Arts discover the transformative power of singing bowls; under long‑time CEO Shakti it became known for sourcing master‑quality and antique bowls and for educating healers in their use. In 2024 Shakti retired and the collection is now lovingly curated by Lewis and Jocelyn, who continue to handpick instruments and objects noted for historically accurate iconography and fine materials. You’ll find tuned bowl sets, handcrafted malas made from wood, stone, and seeds, and curated recordings—offerings for meditators, sound healers, and collectors who value cultural integrity and artisanal quality.
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Common questions

FAQs

What note does this singing bowl produce?
It is tuned to E3 at 166Hz and noted as near concert pitch.
How large is the bowl?
It measures 8.25 inches in diameter.
Where does it belong in a home setting?
It sits well on a dining table, bar cart, or display shelf as a deliberate serving and styling detail.
Is it a traditional Tibetan singing bowl?
Yes, it is identified as a Tibetan singing bowl in the Thadobati style.
What comes through visually when displayed?
A warm, reflective metallic surface with subtle hammering, resting as a refined accent among tableware.