Distinctive Tibetan sound bowl crafted under the full moon.

Bodhisattva® Full Moon Bowl - General Stock

Exact details and fit

Bowl Features and Dimensions

Material
Kansa bronze alloy
Diameter
Approximately 8-10 inches
Inscription
Om Mani Padme Hum mantra and full moon symbol
Origin
Nepal
Included Accessories
Leather padding mallet, wool-padded mallet, certificate of authenticity
Sound Range
Fundamental notes in the 3rd octave
Stock Type
General Stock (bowls selected by vendor)

What arrives

Leather Padding Mallet
Wool-Padded Mallet
Certificate of Authenticity

A unique voice within your percussion collection

Where the Bodhisattva® Full Moon Bowl Belongs

Shipping and returns details

Shipping & Returns

Shipping

Free ground shipping on US orders over $250; discounted shipping rates based on product weight; international buyers responsible for shipping and import tariffs; international refusals incur a 10% restocking and shipping fee. See checkout for exact shipping costs.

Returns

30-day satisfaction guarantee; no label or restocking fees applied.
Bodhisattva Full Moon Tibetan Singing Bowl showing bronze bowl with Tibetan inscriptions and accompanying mallets

Moonlit resonance

Warm bronze, quiet etching, and a tone that seems to hang in the air like dusk.

Gathered under the full moon

A bowl that holds sound—and a moment

Marked by mantra

Spaces for reflection can feel scattered—phones humming, rooms too bright, thoughts too quick. The Bodhisattva Full Moon Bowl brings attention back to a single note in the 3rd octave, round and steady. Its Kansa body carries the Tibetan Om Mani Padme Hum on one side and the full moon symbol with Kansa on the rim, grounding the ritual with touch and sight. Each bowl is chosen from general stock, which keeps the process simple while preserving uniqueness.

What you hear, you keep

Sound lingers where people gather—on floor cushions, beside a low table, at the start of a class. A bowl between 8 and 10 inches asks for a measured strike and answers with a calm fundamental. With a leather padding mallet, wool-padded mallet, and a certificate included, the ritual begins the moment it arrives. Limited monthly arrivals make each piece feel like it was waited for.

For the ones who listen

A music-maker, facilitator, or homekeeper seeking a singular, grounded tone and a bowl with clear lineage and markings.

In practice

Place the bowl on a stable surface and begin with the included mallets to open a session, mark transitions, or close the room in quiet.
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Crafted by a line of dedicated artisans

Bodhisattva Trading Company Makers

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 answered

FAQs

What size will I receive with the General Stock listing?
General Stock bowls vary, averaging 8 to 10 inches in diameter, each with its own voice in the 3rd octave.
What inscriptions are on the bowl?
One side bears the Tibetan mantra Om Mani Padme Hum; the opposite rim is inscribed with the full moon symbol and Kansa.
What accessories are included?
A leather padding mallet, a wool-padded mallet, and a Certificate of Authenticity come with each Full Moon Bowl.
Can I choose a specific note?
General Stock is selected for you to keep costs lower, but cataloged Full Moon bowls with recorded notes are available separately.
How many are available at a time?
Only about 20–35 new bowls arrive each month, so availability changes frequently.