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  • Every Elemental bowl is crafted specifically for your order. This means no two bowls are exactly alike, and slight variations in color and height are natural and expected. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks from order to delivery.

  • 4th octave is the standard octave for crystal singing bowls. 3rd octave bowls are larger, lower in pitch, and produce a deeper sound. Both octaves work beautifully together if you're building a mixed set. The choice comes down to personal preference and the sound you're drawn to.

  • Each note produces a different frequency and is a different-sized bowl. Lower notes are larger bowls with a deeper, fuller sound. Higher notes are smaller bowls and brighter.

    If you're new to singing bowls and not sure where to start, we recommend the C4. It's the equivalent of middle C on a piano, a familiar, grounding frequency that works beautifully as a first bowl and integrates easily into any future set.

    If you're a practitioner building a set, consider the range of sound you want to work with, or explore our curated collections for a harmonically balanced starting point.

  • Bowl size is determined by the note you choose. Sizes are approximate and may vary slightly due to the handcrafted nature of each bowl.

    4th Octave: C 7" • D 6.5" • E 6.25" • F 6" • G 5.75" • A 5.25" • B 5"

    3rd Octave: C 8.5" • D 8.25" • E 8" • F 7.75" • G 7.5" • A 7.25" • B 7"

  • Because every Elemental bowl is made to order specifically for you, we are unable to accept returns or offer refunds. Every order is insured, and your bowl is packaged with care to ensure it arrives safely. If your bowl arrives damaged, please contact us immediately with photos, and we will work with you to make it right.

  • Your bowl arrives in a padded travel bag with a mallet included. Every order is insured for safe transit. Please note that we are unable to deliver to PO Boxes. A physical street address is required for all orders. Depending on your location, additional customs charges and duties may apply upon delivery.

  • Yes. If you're local to Lexington, Kentucky, you're welcome to visit The Sound Healing Center to hear the bowls in person before committing to a purchase. Visit soundhealingcenterlex.com to learn more.

    If you're not local, we'd love to connect virtually. Reach out through our contact page to schedule a consultation, and we'll find a time to talk through your needs and play the bowls for you live.

    Video demonstrations of each bowl are coming soon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Caring for Your Elemental Singing Bowl

  • Crystal singing bowls are among the most delicate instruments you will ever own. The moments most likely to result in a damaged bowl are the rushed ones, hurrying through setup before a session or breaking down after one. Slow down. These bowls reward a patient hand.

  • Use a non-abrasive cleaning spray and a microfiber cloth. That's all they need. Gentle and simple.

  • Storing your bowl in its padded bag is always a safe option. But displaying it on a shelf is a beautiful reminder to actually play it. These bowls are meant to be played, not just admired. Wherever you keep it, make sure it's out of reach of children and pets who may inadvertently knock it over.

  • Avoid wearing long or bulky necklaces while playing. They can get in the way and potentially make contact with the bowl. If you carry crystals in your bra or pockets, be mindful when leaning over your bowls. They have a way of falling out at the worst possible moment. Ask us how we know.

  • We recommend purchasing instrument insurance through a provider such as MusicPro Insurance before your bowl even arrives. Your bowl is an investment worth protecting.

  • When you set up your bowl for the first time, center the O-ring on the bottom. This keeps the bowl stable while you play. The O-ring may want to stick to the bottom of the bowl over time and that's perfectly fine. You can leave it or remove it, either way works.

    Use the suede mallet to sing the bowl by gliding it gently along the outside of the rim. Use the silicone mallet for a gentle tap. You need far less force than you might expect. If you're having trouble getting the bowl to sing, try misting the mallet lightly with water first. The added friction helps. If the overtones feel too strong or overwhelming, slow down and ease up on the pressure.

    As you get to know your bowl, you'll start to notice how humidity and temperature affect its sound. Every bowl has its own personality. Pay attention to it.