This small plain wooden stick is a simple accessory for use with a Tibetan singing bowl. Its uncomplicated form keeps attention on the sound-making ritual: holding the stick, moving it around the bowl and listening for the tone to develop.
Use it to strike the bowl or, where suitable for the bowl’s shape and finish, to make a steady circular movement around the rim. Different techniques produce different sounds, so it offers a practical way to explore resonance and handling rather than relying on a complicated accessory.
The plain wooden appearance suits singing bowls used for meditation, sound practice, display or quiet moments at home. It can also be kept with a bowl as part of a dedicated set, ready whenever the bowl is brought out.
A straightforward bowl accessory
There is something pleasingly direct about a wooden striker. It is easy to pick up, easy to store and leaves room for the user to develop their own technique. Use gentle movements and follow the care guidance supplied with your singing bowl.
- Small plain wooden stick
- For use with Tibetan singing bowls
- Suitable for striking or exploring bowl resonance
