New Thadobati Singing Bowl G# 211Hz 7.5" in tiger finish on cushion with mallets

New Thadobati Singing Bowl G# 211Hz 7.5" N15987

$375.00

The New Thadobati Singing Bowl in G# 211Hz offers a medium-size, tiger finish bowl with a 3rd octave fundamental note, crafted for focused meditative practice. Its precise tonal range includes a rim note in the 5th octave, supporting varied sound exploration.

Medium singing bowl, diameter 7.5"
Fundamental note: G# 211Hz, 3rd octave
Rim note: D# 624Hz, 5th octave
Thadobati Tiger finish style
Includes ring cushion and professional mallet set

Product variants

Medium-size Tibetan Singing Bowl with precise tonal notes

Exact Details and Musical Fit

Dimensions and Notes

The details of New Thadobati Singing Bowl G# 211Hz 7.5" N15987

Bowl Style: Thadobati Tiger Finish Diameter: 7 1/2" Fundamental Note: G# 211Hz Fundamental Octave: 3 Rim Note: D# 624Hz Rim Octave: 5 Bowl Height: 3 1/2in Weight: 2.27 lb

What arrives

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

Musicality and Style

Tonal and Visual Identity

Delivery and Returns

Shipping & Returns

Shipping Details

Free ground shipping in the U.S. on orders over $250. Discounted shipping based on product weight available. International buyers responsible for shipping and import tariffs. See checkout for exact rates and estimates.

Returns Policy

30-day satisfaction guarantee. No restocking fee or label fee applied on returns.

Sound you can see

The Nya bowl in G#

Striped by flame, tuned to presence

Rooms are busy with objects that ask for attention but offer little calm. The New Thadobati Singing Bowl G# 211Hz 7.5" N15987 answers with a grounded third‑octave voice and a focused rim tone in D#. Its tiger finish catches light like quiet movement, inviting a slower inhale. The included ring cushion and two mallets make it simple to bring tone to a corner, a desk, or the center of a circle.

A note that settles the room

The G# fundamental at 211Hz speaks warm and low; the higher rim sings clear—two colors from one form. Weighting in at 2.27 lb, it feels reassuring in hand, steady on its cushion. You receive the exact bowl shown, so the voice you choose is the one that arrives.

For those who listen closely

People shaping spaces for reflection, group circles, or daily ritual who want a specific, photographed bowl with known pitch and octave.

In daily rhythm

Set the bowl on its ring cushion and use the included mallet to gently strike or circle the rim to begin and close a session, meeting, or personal practice.

Craft and Legacy

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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Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

What note and octave does this exact bowl produce?

Its fundamental is G# at 211Hz in the 3rd octave, with a rim note of D# at 624Hz in the 5th octave.

How large and heavy is it?

Your shipping rate and delivery estimate are shown at checkout for your address.

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.

Is this the specific bowl I will receive?

Yes. The listing guarantees you will receive the exact bowl seen and heard on the page.

Where is this bowl made?

It is described as a Master-quality Tibetan singing bowl, hand-made in Nepal.