New Thadobati Singing Bowl G# 202Hz 8 inch with tiger finish and mallets

New Thadobati Singing Bowl G# 202Hz 8" N15989

$425.00

The New Thadobati Singing Bowl is a medium-sized Tibetan singing bowl in the 3rd octave, featuring a tiger finish and tuned to a fundamental note of G# 202Hz. Hand-made in Nepal, this 8-inch bowl comes with a ring cushion and two professional mallets to support a variety of playing techniques and sound experiences.

Medium, 8-inch diameter singing bowl
Fundamental note: G# 202Hz, 3rd octave
Includes a ring cushion and a 2-piece mallet set
Distinctive tiger finish visual texture
Master-quality hand-crafted craftsmanship

Product variants

New Thadobati Singing Bowl G# 202Hz 8" N15989

$425.00

Precision-tuned Tibetan sounding bowl

Exact Details & Fit

Specifications

New Thadobati Singing Bowl G# 202Hz 8"

Bowl Style: Thadobati Tiger Finish
Diameter: 8"
Fundamental Note: G# 202Hz
Fundamental Octave: 3
Rim Note: D 582Hz
Rim Octave: 5
Bowl Height: 3 3/4 in
Weight: 3.13 lb
Hand-made: Nepal

What arrives

Tibetan Singing Bowl Ring Cushion
2-Piece Professional Mallet Set (30mm hardwood wool-padded and 25mm leather-padded mallets)

Suitability

Ideal for Percussion and Meditation

Shipping & Returns

Order Information

Shipping

In the United States, free ground shipping on orders over $250; discounted shipping based on product weight. International shipping and tariffs are the buyer’s responsibility; orders declined for tariff costs incur a 10% restocking and shipping fee.

Returns

30-day Satisfaction Guarantee with no restocking fees or label fees

Sound as place

The moment the room exhales

Tiger finish, sun-warm glow

Rooms are busy; attention splinters. The New Thadobati Singing Bowl G# 202Hz 8" N15989 gathers the air and gives it a center. Its third‑octave fundamental sits low and steady, encouraging breath to match pace. In small studios and quiet corners alike, one tone becomes enough.

One strike, soft edges

At 8 inches wide and just under four inches tall, the bowl feels substantial without asking for space. The included ring cushion steadies it; the two mallets—wool‑padded and leather‑padded—invite different entries into the same calm. You receive the exact bowl shown, with its own tiger-marked character, so the sound and presence you choose are the ones that arrive.

For those who tune rooms

People shaping moments—meditation leaders, bodyworkers, musicians, and home listeners who value a defined G# at 202Hz with a responsive rim note in D.

In practice

Set the bowl on its ring cushion, choose a mallet, and either strike gently or circle the rim to open its G# fundamental or let the rim speak in D.

Maker Origin

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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Key Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What note does this specific bowl play?

Its fundamental is G# at 202Hz in the 3rd octave, with a rim note of D in the 5th octave (about 582Hz).

What are the bowl’s dimensions and weight?

Diameter 8 inches, height 3 3/4 inches, and weight about 3.13 lb.

What accessories are included?

A Tibetan singing bowl ring cushion and a two-piece professional mallet set: one 30mm Himalayan hardwood wool-padded mallet and one 25mm leather-padded mallet.

Is the pictured bowl the one I will receive?

Yes, you will receive the exact bowl shown and heard on this page.

Where is it made?

It is a hand-made Master-quality Tibetan singing bowl from Nepal.