A brass singing bowl set for yoga and meditation gives a simple ritual its own centre: striker in hand, bowl resting on its cushion, sound gathering the attention back into the room. The white and blue design is decorated with yoga poses, making it both a focus tool for practice and a calm object to leave on display.
What comes ready for practice
The set brings the bowl, cushion and two-sided wooden stick together, so the essentials are kept in one place.
The yoga-pose decoration gives the bowl a visual rhythm, especially suited to a studio, practice corner or quiet shelf.
The brass body offers the familiar singing-bowl experience: a struck tone from the rim, or a steadier sound made by circling with the stick.
The cushion gives the bowl a soft resting place between uses and helps make the set feel complete.
The blue and white palette keeps the look fresh and light, rather than heavy or ornate.
The bowl and its sound
Made from brass with a wooden striker, this singing bowl is designed for the small, deliberate gestures that make practice feel grounded. Tap the rim for a clear starting note, or move the stick around the rim with slow, even pressure to invite a continuous tone.
How to use it in yoga and stillness
Place the bowl on its cushion before beginning. Use a single gentle strike to mark the start or end of a practice, or play it softly while settling the breath. In a yoga setting, the decorated surface can also act as a visual point of attention between movements.
Where it sits in context
Singing bowls are closely associated with Himalayan and Tibetan Buddhist ritual culture, and contemporary bowls are also widely used in yoga studios and meditation spaces. This piece is made in India and belongs to the Tibetan Singing Bowls range, reflecting that broader tradition without claiming an antique origin. The yoga-pose decoration gives it a modern practice focus: less ceremonial object, more companion for breath, movement and a quieter corner …
region of manufacture: India