Taça Tibetana Latão - Ganesha

Tibetan Brass Cup - Ganesha

The Tibetan brass bowl – Ganesha is a brass bowl measuring 12 cm in diameter and 6 cm in height. Its total weight is approximately 640 grams.

This Tibetan cup features an image of Ganesha drawn on the inside of the cup.

about the Tibetan bowl: Tibetan bowls, known as singing bowls, rin gongs, Himalayan bowls or suzu gongs are a kind of bell, which instead of hanging and inverted, has the surface of its base resting on it. . The vibration of your rim produces a base frequency and audible tones. The Tibetan bowl is played by the percussion of the bowl or by the friction of its rim, emphasizing the tones produced and maintaining a continuous sound. Tibetan bowls are used worldwide for personal well-being, relaxation, music or meditation. Its origin derives from Buddhist practices, where the beginning and end of silent meditations were marked. Nowadays, varying a little according to Buddhist currents, Tibetan bowls can be used during the chanting of mantras or chants and during rites and ceremonies. Although in their origin, it is usual to find brass bowls, nowadays, they are produced in the most diverse materials (bronze, aluminum, crystal…) in order to produce various frequencies and notes.