Handmade Tibetan bell, diameter 22.5 cm. of 1390gr, 146 hz

Bell a low frequency with a rich and deep rhythm that promotes rhythm and has a healing power for the body and mind. The Tibetan singing bowl, known as the "Tibetan bell", is an ancient musical instrument that has its origins in ancient Happy Himalayan Buddhist culture reigning in ancient Tibet. It subsequently spread throughout Asia: many products are made in Nepal (with an ancient tradition in the Thado region)
The singing bowl is made up of this metal leg, it does not have any metal if it is actually with a specific planet in the solar system: Gold = Sun Silver = Moon Mercury = Mercury Copper = Venus Iron = Mars Tin = Jupiter Lead = Saturn
Tibetan singing bowls are typical static or ground bells. Unlike traditional bells, the Tibetan bell does not have an upside down and the clapper is not internal and a pendulum, my manual one is external: the bell is made to be heard and/or rubbed with the percussion on the edge of the east. This instrument corresponds to a long polyharmonic vibration. This feature is widely used for religion, ritual and meditation, given the psychotropic effect that vibrating sound has on the human mind. The Tibetan horn produces only pure vibrations and harmonious vibrations which are used as vibrating instruments. The original story is about 3 thousand years old and has a history before the birth of Buddhism.
At what rate, according to legend, does the practice of a rite that bestows gongs, bells and cymbals occur if it has the ability to heal the body, if it can lead to divinity. From the 20th century perspective, this is where we come to embrace Western culture and begin to learn how to use therapeutic tools.