About the product:

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🌍 Origin: China - Himalayas

📐 Dimensions: 39 centimeters

⚖️ Weight: 2250 grams

🧬 Materials: Bronze with brass handles

📦 Packaging: Individually

🎁 Ideal for giving as a gift or treating yourself!

🏺 History: The invention of the Chinese bowl (Taoist bowl) dates back to the Han Dynasty, more than 2000 years ago.

- The Chinese name for a bowl like this, LONGXI, is derived from the pattern on the bottom of the bowl, which is an image of 4 finely carved dragons.

🙌 Directions for use: Fill the bowl halfway with water and rub the handles vigorously with wet hands.

The resonance will produce pleasant sounds and cause the water to ripple and eventually shoot up to 50 cm high.

It may take a little time, but the result is amazing!

🎞️ Video demonstration: Watch this YouTube video which will give you an example of how to use a Taoist bowl: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8Xd5-E69qM

📋 Fact sheet:

Appearance	Taoist Bronze Bowl

Category

Sound instrument / Spiritual object

Material

Bronze (alloy of copper and tin, sometimes with traces of other metals)

Weight / Height

Varies by model; often 0.5 – 2 kg for personal use

Color

Golden bronze to reddish-brown

Special feature

Used for meditation, Taoism and sound relaxation; produces a vibrant and harmonious sound

Origin

China, Tibet, Himalayas

Discovery / History

Used for centuries in the Taoist and Buddhist tradition for meditation, sound healing and rituals

Use	Meditation, relaxation, sound therapy, spiritual decoration

Virtues / Effects

Soothes the mind, harmonizes energies, promotes concentration and deep meditation, balances the chakras

Associated Chakras

All chakras (depending on use and tone)

Interview

Clean with a soft cloth; avoid harsh chemicals; reload sound by tapping or rubbing

Recharging

Hit or rubbed to reactivate vibrations, exposed to open air for energetic harmonization

Short story

The Bronze Taoist Bowl is a meditation and sound healing tool used for centuries in Taoist and Buddhist practices to calm the mind and balance energies .