Aparmita Antique Therapy Bowl

Some bowls are made to be heard. A Peter Hase bowl is made to be felt. Named after the European sound therapy tradition that brought singing bowls into clinical and therapeutic practice, the Peter Hase is a specific style of antique bowl — heavy, rounded, with a wide rim and a tone that doesn't just fill a room but settles into the body. At 19–21cm across and over a kilogram in weight, it's a bowl you place directly on someone, not one you hold at a distance. The antique finish tells the real story. The darkened patina, the slight unevenness of the surface, the weight in your hands — these aren't flaws. They're the evidence of age and use. A bowl like this has been struck thousands of times. That history is part of what makes it sound the way it does. We source each Peter Hase individually from Kathmandu's oldest trading families. No two are the same weight, tone, or surface. What they share is depth — a low, sustained resonance with long decay that makes them particularly suited to one-on-one therapy sessions, body placement work, and grounding practices. Handcrafted in Nepal. Aged over decades. Found and tested by us. --- SPECIFICATIONS • Type: Antique singing bowl — Peter Hase therapy style • Origin: Nepal (Kathmandu Valley), antique • Diameter: 19cm or 21cm (select by piece) • Weight: 767g – 1,076g depending on piece • Best for: Sound massage, body placement therapy, one-on-one healing sessions, deep grounding practice • Finish: Natural aged patina — surface character varies between pieces • Each bowl is unique — tone, weight, and patina vary naturally; selected and tested individually in Kathmandu • Includes: Wooden striker and cushion ring