Premium Etched Tibetan Singing Bowl - B note 19cm

RETURN POLICY

​Due to the fragile nature and specific use of Sound Healing Instruments, we do not accept returns or exchanges. We ensure that every bowl is carefully inspected and securely packaged before shipping to guarantee it arrives in perfect condition. If you have any concerns or questions about your order, please contact us at hello@enerchi.co.

 

SHIPPING

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Shipping Areas:

We currently ship FREE nationwide within South Africa. If you are ordering from outside South Africa, once you have completed your purchase, shipping costs and estimated delivery will be quoted by email.

 

Shipping Methods:

We offer standard shipping and local pick-up from our address in Hout Bay.

 

Delivery Times:

Major Cities and Towns: 2-3 weeks.
Outlying Areas: 3+ weeks.

 

Local Pick-Up:

Customers in Cape Town can opt for local pick-up from our address in Hout Bay. Please select this option at checkout and we will provide further instructions for pick-up.

 

Packaging:

Our singing bowls are securely packaged to ensure they arrive safely.

 

Tracking:

Once your order is shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email to monitor the delivery status.

Purchasing a Tibetan Singing Bowl can be confusing. When it comes to the significant price differences, there is a reason. The differences between Enerchi’s Tibetan singing bowls made in Nepal and those made in India or China are significant in terms of quality, craftsmanship, materials, and authenticity. Here’s a detailed comparison:

1. Craftsmanship
Nepal:

Enerchi’s singing bowls made in Nepal are traditionally hand-hammered by skilled artisans who have been practicing the craft for generations.

 

The hand-hammering process involves precision and care, resulting in unique bowls where no two are identical. This contributes to the rich and complex overtones characteristic of our high-quality bowls.

 

Nepalese bowls often display finer engravings and more attention to detail, reflecting traditional Buddhist or Hindu symbolism.

 

India/China:
Many bowls are machine-made or mass-produced, particularly in China and India. This results in consistent shapes and designs but lacks the irregularity and charm of handmade bowls.

 

Machine production often leads to inferior sound quality and less durable products. Engravings, if present, are often superficial or stamped rather than carefully etched.

 

2. Materials
Nepal:
Authentic Nepalese singing bowls are typically crafted from a 3-5-metal alloy, to produce excellent tonal qualities for sound healing. This alloy contributes to the depth and richness of their sound.

 

The metal quality is high, often sourced locally, ensuring better tonal consistency and resonance.

 

India/China:
Cheaper bowls from India and China often use lower-grade alloys or metals like low-grade brass or bronze. This can result in bowls that are more brittle and have a less dynamic tone.

 

Some mass-produced bowls may even contain fillers or impurities to cut costs.

 

3. Sound Quality
Nepal:
Nepalese bowls produce richer, multi-layered, and longer-lasting tones due to the quality of the alloy and the hand-hammering process and intention behind it. Each bowl has a unique resonance and harmonics.

 

These bowls are often tuned naturally during the hammering process to achieve therapeutic, meditative, and spiritual benefits.

 

India/China:
Indian and Chinese bowls often have flat or one-dimensional tones. Machine-made bowls, and even mass produced hand hammered bowls, lack the overtones and complexity of handmade Nepalese bowls.

 

The sound fades faster and doesn’t have the same healing or meditative depth.

 

4. Authenticity and Energy
Nepal:
Handcrafted bowls carry the energetic imprint of the artisan’s work. We believe this contributes to their spiritual and healing qualities.

 

Our Nepalese bowls often come with cultural and spiritual significance, as they are created and curated by artisans rooted in Buddhist or Hindu traditions.

 

India/China:
Many bowls are produced for commercial purposes rather than spiritual or meditative use. This can diminish their perceived authenticity.

 

While they may look similar, the spiritual and energetic craftsmanship is often missing.

 

5. Price
Nepal:
High-quality Nepalese singing bowls are typically more expensive due to the labor-intensive process, superior materials, and traditional craftsmanship.

 

India/China:
Mass-produced bowls are significantly cheaper due to lower labor costs, unethical labor practices, machine production, and lower-grade materials.

 

6. Aesthetic Differences
Nepal:
Nepalese bowls often have a distinct hand-hammered appearance, with visible markings that show they were crafted by hand.

 

The patina is usually natural, giving them an antique, authentic look over time.

 

India/China:
These bowls may have a polished and uniform appearance but lack the individuality and artisanal feel of Nepalese bowls.

 

Why Enerchi's Nepalese Bowls Stand Out

 

Resonance for Healing: The tones of Nepalese bowls are ideal for meditation, sound therapy, and energy work, making them highly valued by practitioners and for personal use.

 

Longevity: The superior craftsmanship ensures these bowls last for decades, withstanding heavy use. Our bowls become an integral part of your wellbeing from generation to generation

 

Cultural Connection: Enerchi’s Authentic bowls come with a sense of heritage, connecting the user to centuries of spiritual and meditative practices.