Handmade by Ratna Jyoti Shakya, Bhaktapur
| Diameter | 7.5-8 inches |
|---|---|
| Alloy | Copper, tin, zinc, iron, lead, gold, silver |
| Frequency | Approx. 128-136 Hz |
| Weight | ~850 g |
| Finish | Natural oxidised bronze |
Seven-metal alloy, fourteen hours of hammering, tuned near the heart chakra.
Pieces ship worldwide from Nepal once your reservation is confirmed on WhatsApp, where we agree packing and delivery before anything is dispatched. Returns accepted within 14 days of arrival.
Hand-forged in Bhaktapur by Ratna Jyoti Shakya to a seven-metal recipe his family has kept for four generations. The hammering alone takes fourteen hours of continuous rhythmic work.
The surface catches light the way it holds sound — every mark is a strike, and no two bowls are identical.
Ships with a hand-turned rosewood striker and a ring cushion made from upcycled Himalayan silk.
Seven-metal casting · Bhaktapur
Read their storyThe bowl, a hand-turned rosewood striker, and a ring cushion made from upcycled Himalayan silk.
No. Each is hammered by hand, so the marks, tone, and weight vary slightly between pieces in the same batch.
Packed in a fitted box with a certificate naming the maker and the batch. Carbon-neutral shipping worldwide.
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