Singing Bowl Moon Phase Indian 17cm

A copper and tin singing bowl from India, finished in warm, darkened metal with a quiet, sculptural weight. The rounded form sits low and steady, with a softly mottled surface and a small engraved circular motif at the front. The bowl itself The surface has a burnished brown tone, with gentle variation that catches the light rather than shining brightly. A dark inner well gives the bowl visual depth, especially against the finer line of the rim. The shape is rounded and grounded, wider at the rim and softly curved towards the base. The front detail is restrained: a neat circular engraving set into the metal, visible without dominating the piece. Copper and tin, made in India This singing bowl is made from copper and tin, a traditional pairing for resonant metal objects. The verified origin is India, and the piece belongs to the Tibetan Singing Bowls range. Placement and care Place it on a stable, level surface where the rim will not knock against harder objects. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after handling, and keep it away from prolonged damp to help preserve the darkened metal finish. A quiet object in context Singing bowls are often chosen as much for their presence as for their sound. This one has a simple, inward-looking form, with the moon phase name and circular front motif giving it a contemplative feel without heavy decoration. It suits a calm shelf, a meditation corner, or a table where natural metal and softened surfaces feel at home. Size and details Listed size: 17 cm. Weight: 850 g. Material: copper and tin. Origin: India. Range: Tibetan Singing Bowls. Only the bowl is specified in the verified details. A thoughtful gift for a quiet home It makes a considered gift for someone who likes meaningful objects, warm metal tones, or a small focal piece for a calm room. The restrained engraving and weighty form give it a keepsake quality. Common questions Does it include a striker or cushion? No striker or cushion is specified in the verified product details.