Singing Bowl Set Moon Phase Black 14cm

A black brass singing bowl set for quiet focus, centred on the simple ritual of striker meeting rim. The moon phase decoration gives it a reflective, night-sky feeling, while the tone invites a pause in the room.

What this moon phase set brings together

A complete sound ritual in one place, with a bowl, cushion and two-sided wooden stick.

A dark, contemplative finish that lets the moon phase pattern stand out clearly.

A bowl that can be struck for a bell-like note or circled at the rim for a steadier sung tone.

A design that feels equally at home on a meditation shelf, a low table or a quiet corner of a room.

A visual rhythm of new, waxing, full and waning moon shapes, suited to intention-setting and reflection.

The black bowl and its lunar detail

The bowl is made from brass, with a dark surface and moon phase decoration around the outside. The contrast gives the piece a calm, graphic presence, more like a small ritual object than a simple ornament.

Sound, touch and daily use

Hold the bowl steadily on the cushion or on an open palm, then tap the rim with the stick for a clear struck tone. To make it sing, move the wooden side slowly around the outer rim with even pressure, letting the sound build at its own pace.

The supplied acoustic reference places the sound at approximately 603 Hz, close to a C#5 note.

Moon phases in context

The moon phase motif adds a second layer of meaning. In contemporary ritual use, the new moon is often linked with beginnings, the waxing moon with growth, the full moon with completion, and the waning moon with release. Here, those phases work as visual prompts for reflection, helping the bowl become a small centrepiece for marking time, attention and intention.

How to keep it at its best

Keep the bowl dry and wipe it with a soft cloth after handling. Store the stick and cushion with it, so the set stays ready for the next quiet pause.

Size and details

Bowl size: 14 x 6.5 cm.

Full set weight: 1300 g.

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region of manufacture: India