Special Lingam Singing Bowl No.38 Bells and are traditionally used in

and are traditionally used in the temples of Burma

The entire bowl is adorned with Buddhist iconography and script etched by highly skilled Nepalese artists

so the grain and tone will vary slightly from stool to stool

making this a truly individual and captivating piece

Special Lingam Singing Bowl No.38 Bells and are traditionally used inThese unusual bowls are made in the lingam style which is characterised by the inclusion of central protrusion in the centre of the bowl which represents the male principle. As a result of this feature the bowl also has a dimple on the underside of the bowl. This lingam is particularly associated with Shaivastic traditions and is a symbol of Shiva himself. The bowls have amazingly clear tones and have a simple decorative band around the rim. Singing