Tibetan Singing Bowl tuned to F# 185Hz

Precision Sound and Craftsmanship

Exact Product Details

Specifics of the New Thadobati Singing Bowl

Bowl Style
Thadobati Tiger Finish
Diameter
8 inches
Fundamental Note
F# 185Hz (Near Concert Pitch), 3rd octave
Rim Note
C# 544Hz, 5th octave
Bowl Height
4 inches
Weight
2.6 pounds

What arrives

Tibetan Singing Bowl ring cushion
2-Piece Professional Mallet Set (30mm hardwood wool-padded mallet and 25mm leather-padded mallet)

Purpose and Setting

Where It Fits in Your Practice

Shipping and Returns

Delivery and Satisfaction Policies

Shipping Information

Free ground shipping in the United States on orders over $250. Discounted rates based on product weight. International customers responsible for shipping and import tariffs. See checkout for details.

Return Policy

30-day Satisfaction Guarantee. No restocking fee. See full return policy for details.
New Thadobati Tibetan Singing Bowl with tiger finish and wooden mallet

Quiet focus, held in a single tone

An 8-inch Thadobati with tiger finish, seated on a blue ring cushion, waiting for the first strike that settles a room.

The room gathers around sound

F# at 185Hz, steady and near concert pitch

Tiger-marked, hand-made presence

Spaces often carry a hum of distraction—hard edges, scattered thoughts, restless pace. The New Thadobati Singing Bowl F# 185Hz (Near Concert Pitch) N15991 brings a grounded center with its third‑octave fundamental and focused rim voice. Its medium bowl form sits easily where people meet, guiding breath and attention. You receive the exact bowl pictured and recorded, so the tone you choose is the tone you welcome home.

Tone that anchors

In creative studios, therapy rooms, and living spaces, a consistent pitch becomes a cue for gathering and release. This bowl’s F# foundation and C# rim note offer a clear starting point for routines and rituals—beginning, pausing, returning. With the included ring cushion and two professional mallets, it’s ready the moment it arrives.

For listeners who lead the room

Facilitators, musicians, and home practitioners seeking a third‑octave F# bowl with a defined rim note and a visual warmth that reads calm on any surface.

In practice

Rest the bowl on its ring cushion, begin with the wool‑padded mallet for a mellow strike, and switch to the leather‑padded mallet or rim play when you want a brighter edge to carry through the space.
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Craft and Legacy

Bodhisattva Trading Company's Tradition

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

New Thadobati Singing Bowl FAQs

What note and pitch does this specific bowl produce?
Its fundamental is F# at 185Hz in the 3rd octave, with a rim note of C# at 544Hz in the 5th octave.
What size and weight is the bowl?
It measures 8 inches in diameter, about 4 inches high, and weighs approximately 2.6 lb.
What style and finish is it?
It is a Thadobati Tiger Finish bowl from the Nya-series, a hand-made Master-quality Tibetan singing bowl.
What comes in the package?
You receive the exact bowl shown, a Tibetan singing bowl ring cushion, and a two-piece professional mallet set: a 30mm Himalayan hardwood wool‑padded mallet and a 25mm leather‑padded mallet.
Will I receive this exact bowl and tone?
Yes. The listing confirms you will receive the exact bowl you see and hear on the page.