Aparmita Hand-Etched Singing Bowl

Every line on this bowl was cut by a hand holding a tool. Hand-etching is the older, slower sibling of laser carving: a craftsman in Kathmandu working traditional Buddhist symbols and mantras into the metal surface line by line. The result has a warmth and slight irregularity that machine precision cannot produce — the visible evidence of a person's hours. At this price point, a genuinely hand-etched bowl from Nepal is exceptional value — an authentic piece of Kathmandu craft accessible as a first bowl or a meaningful gift.

Specifications

Type: Singing bowl, hand-etched engraving Design: Buddhist symbols and mantras, cut by hand Origin: Kathmandu Valley, Nepal Best for: Gifting, meditation, first bowls, collection Includes: Wooden striker and cushion ring