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Handmade gongs and accessories used in sound and meditation practices. These are substantial objects, so dimensions, construction and what's included, stand, mallet, all matter more here than with smaller sound pieces.
We describe gongs in the context of sound practice and tradition rather than making unsupported claims about their effects; check the listing for size and included accessories.
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Blue Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion for 12–14cm Bowls – 10cm -
Classic Wooden Singing Bowl Stick – 13cm -
Elephant Carved Wooden Singing Bowl Stick – 14cm -
Extra-Large Felted Gong Stick – 30cm -
Extra-Large Wooden King Stick for Singing Bowls – 26 × 9.5cm -
Green Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion for 12–14cm Bowls – 10cm -
Handmade Gong with Stand, Black – 50cm -
Handmade Gong with Stand, Greenwash – 35cm -
Large Black Gong with Brown Antique Stand – 80cm -
Large Felted Gong Mallet – 23cm -
Large Gong with Brown Antique Stand – 80cm -
Large Wooden King Stick for Singing Bowls – 27 × 6cm -
Medium Black Gong with Stand – 35cm -
Medium Gong with Stand, Greenwash – 50cm -
Namaste Carved Wooden Singing Bowl Stick – 14cm -
Red Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion for 10–12cm Bowls – 8cm -
Red Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion for 12–14cm Bowls – 10cm -
Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion 14cm – For 16–18cm Bowls -
Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion 16cm – For 18–20cm Bowls -
Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion 18cm – For 20–24cm Bowls -
Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion 20cm – For 22–26cm Bowls -
Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion 24cm – For 26cm Bowls -
Singing Bowl Hoop Cushion for 14–16cm Bowls – 12cm -
Small Black Healing Gong with Stand – 25cm
What to check before buying a gong
Gongs are physically substantial, size and construction have a real effect on both sound and how much space you'll need to hang or stand one safely. A stand or mallet isn't always included as standard, so check the listing for exactly what comes with the gong itself.
We describe gongs in the context of sound and meditation practice; any claims about their effect on wellbeing remain a matter of personal experience rather than something we present as medically established.
