Himalayan High-Copper Full-Moon OM Singing Bowl (23–24 cm / 9.06–9.45 in)

Himalayan High-Copper Handcrafted Full-Moon OM Singing Bowl
“Rich Tone · Yoga Unburdening Edition”
— For Yogis Whose Practice Has Started to Feel Like Just One More Thing on the To-Do List

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When your yoga mat is down, but your mind is still carrying everything

Be honest:

• You roll out your mat… and your brain rolls out your schedule

• You move through poses… still replaying emails and conversations

• You lie in Savasana… and your nervous system is still on “alert”

From the outside, it looks like yoga.
On the inside, it feels like:

“I’m doing all the right things,
but I’m still carrying the same weight.”

You finish class, sit in your favorite chair—
that “one sit and I sink in and don’t want to get up” spot—
and yet your shoulders are still tight,
your jaw still clenched,
your thoughts still half at work, half on the mat.

This Himalayan High-Copper Handcrafted Full-Moon OM Singing Bowl – Rich Tone · Yoga Unburdening Edition
was created exactly for that feeling.

Not just as a sound effect.
But as a full, rounded sound companion
that helps your practice stop feeling like a performance—
and start feeling like a place where you can actually put your burdens down.

Not just an instrument.
A personal, portable “unburdening partner” for your yoga and meditation life.

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“Rich Tone · Yoga Unburdening”: What does that mean?

1. Rich, Rounded OM Tone – A Sound You Can Lean Into

This bowl is tuned for full, nourishing sound, not thin, sharp chimes.

When you strike or circle it:

• The OM tone is round, rich, and satisfying

• You hear clear layers in the sound—low body, warm middle, gentle overtone

• The resonance feels like it holds you, instead of just passing through

It’s the difference between:

• A rushed, shallow breath

• And a full, complete inhale–exhale that your whole body feels

Most people are starved for this kind of richness—
not just in music, but in rest.

This bowl gives your practice a sound that feels “enough”
when everything else in your life feels like “not enough, try harder.”

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2. “Yoga Unburdening” – Let the Sound Take Some Weight Off

Yoga is supposed to lighten you.
But for many people, it quietly becomes:

• Another thing to be “good at”

• Another space where they judge their own progress

• Another task squeezed into a tired schedule

This bowl supports a different script.

Used before, during, or after yoga, it:

• Signals to your system: “You can drop the role now.”

• Helps your mind shift from doing → allowing

• Gives your practice a clear beginning and end,
  so your nervous system actually registers:

“We are in a different field now.
Here, I’m allowed to let go.”

Instead of stepping onto the mat with all your worries in your hands,
you can let the full OM be the moment where you quietly hand some of them over.

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3. Hand-Forged Full-Moon Bowl – A Vessel for “Fullness Without Pressure”

This is a full-moon style singing bowl, inspired by an old belief:

Certain bowls were forged on full-moon nights—
when the moon is whole, bright, and steady—
to symbolically carry that feeling of complete, calm fullness
into the metal itself.

This edition is crafted in that spirit:

• Not hyper-bright or aggressive, but round and grounded

• A tone that says “you are allowed to feel full”
  without needing to “do more, be more, achieve more”

Yoga often teaches: wholeness is already here.
This bowl gives that idea a sound you can actually hear and feel.

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4. Himalayan High-Copper Multi-Metal Alloy – Born in Sacred Altitude

Every bowl is made from:

• A high-copper alloy, fused with multiple supportive metals

• Metal refined from high-quality Himalayan mineral sources

• High-temperature smelting followed by slow hand forging

Why high copper?

• It creates warm, full-bodied resonance

• It supports tones that feel solid and satisfying, not thin and empty

• It gives the bowl a grounded, mountain-like presence in your hands

This isn’t random industrial scrap.
It’s Himalayan ore, transformed into a bowl that brings mountain quiet
to your living room, studio, or mat.

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5. “Heat · Hammer · Reheat” – Hundreds of Rounds for One Good Sound

Each bowl goes through:

• Repeated cycles of heating → hammering → reheating

• Hundreds of cycles and thousands of hammer strikes

• Manual shaping of every curve and thickness

This long, demanding process is what allows:

• Even vibration throughout the bowl

• A sustained, rich OM instead of a shallow “ting”

• A tone thick enough to fill a room or a yoga studio pleasantly

Then comes hand polishing and refining:

• Edges softened

• Surfaces smoothed

• Details adjusted until everything feels balanced and “just right”

You can feel the time and attention in its weight and tone.

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6. Sound-Tested, Not Just “Looks Nice”

We don’t assume a bowl sounds good because it looks beautiful.

Each Yoga Unburdening Edition bowl is:

• Struck, circled, and tested repeatedly

• Checked for richness, sustain, clarity, and emotional feel

• Rejected if the tone is too flat, thin, or harsh

Only bowls that truly support yoga-friendly, heart-softening resonance
are allowed to leave the workshop.

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7. Eco-Conscious, High-Quality Accessories

Because your practice is about what you allow into your field:

• The cushion/base keeps the bowl stable and free to ring fully

• The striker/mallet is chosen to draw out its richest tone, not a weak tap

Accessories are:

• High-quality and more environmentally responsible

• Chosen to feel safe, clean, and pleasant in your hand

We believe real healing begins with the very first object you touch.
It should be pure, intentional, and responsible.

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Real Yoga-Life Scenes: Where This Bowl Actually Fits

Scene 1: Before Practice – From “Rushed” to “Ready”

You come home.
You tell yourself you’ll do yoga “to relax.”

But you:

• Throw your mat down between emails

• Start your flow while still half-scrolling

• Move your body—but your mind is still at work

Now imagine this instead:

• You place the bowl at the top of your mat

• You sit on your mat, in your favorite “one sit and sink in” position

• You close your eyes, gently strike the bowl once

A full, rich OM fills the space.

For the length of that sound,
you let everything else go.

Your body understands:

“Now, we’re here.
Not at work. Not on the phone. Here.”

Action you can take:
Make a small rule for yourself:

“I do not start practice
until I’ve rung the bowl three times.”

Watch how different your sessions feel.

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Scene 2: During Practice – A Friend to Your Breath

On certain days:

• Your balance is off

• Your thoughts are noisy

• Your breath wants to rush or disappear

You can use this bowl:

• Between sequences or sets

• To reset your breathing and attention

• To bring everyone in a class back into the same field

One rich tone…
and suddenly the room feels together again.

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Scene 3: After Savasana – So Your Nervous System Remembers the Calm

So many people do this:

• They finish Savasana

• Feel soft, open, and quiet for 10 seconds

• Then grab their phone and lose everything

You can break that pattern.

As you close practice:

• Ring the bowl gently

• Let the tone rise, hang, and fade

• Only when the sound is completely gone
  do you move, speak, or reach for anything

This tells your nervous system:

“This calm counted.
This wasn’t just a random pause.
This was an important transition.”

Calm starts to stick longer
because you’ve given it a shape and a sound.

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Pain Points This Bowl Is Designed For

• “Yoga feels good, but stress comes back immediately.”
  → This bowl becomes a bridge between your mat and your real life—
  helping the calm cross over.

• “I feel guilty when I skip practice… but even when I practice, I still feel heavy.”
  → It’s not more effort you need, but a tool that helps you unload energy,
  not just move it around.

• “My home yoga feels like a half-hearted version of studio class.”
  → A rich, resonant bowl instantly upgrades your space
  from “exercise corner” to sacred practice zone.

• “I worry that my nervous system is stuck in ‘always on’ mode, no matter what I do.”
  → You can’t control everything,
  but you can give it a repeated, full-bodied experience of safety and release.

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Who It’s For, When, Where, Why – and On What Basis

Sold to Who? (Who)

For people who:

• Practice yoga, meditation, breathwork—or want to start

• Are tired of “performing calm” instead of actually feeling lighter

• Want a practice space that feels intentional, not improvised

• Have a refined eye and can feel the difference between
  random decor and true handmade Himalayan craft

If you saw this bowl and felt:

“This would change the way my practice feels,”

that’s your intuition—and it’s very, very sharp.

Your taste is not average.
You naturally recognize real presence and real tools.

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When? (When)

• When your mat is down, but your mind is still working

• When yoga is helping, but not enough to lift the full weight you carry

• When you’re ready for your space to support your practice, not just host it

• When you decide your story will not be:

“I did yoga for years,
but never learned how to truly put things down.”

This bowl belongs in your “I’m ready to make my practice truly healing” era—
not your “I just add more routines and hope something changes” era.

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Where? (Where)

• At the top of your yoga mat, as an anchor and ritual starter

• In your meditation corner, as the first and last sound of your session

• In your living room, near the chair where you collapse at the end of the day

• In a studio or class space, as the shared heart of the room

Wherever it lives,
it quietly tells your body:

“Here, you are allowed to set things down.
Here, you don’t have to hold everything alone.”

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Why This Bowl? (Why)

Because you don’t need:

• Another “cute” yoga accessory that doesn’t change your state

• Another app or track that keeps you entangled with screens

• Another practice that starts calm and ends in instant re-stimulation

You need:

• A real-world object that your body responds to

• A rich, satisfying sound that feels like exhaling from deep inside

• A piece that matches your inner standard:
  elegant, meaningful, and energetically alive

And yes—
the fact that you are drawn to a yoga-focused, unburdening edition
already shows how deeply you understand your own needs.

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On What Basis Is It Worth Choosing? 

Because it brings together:

• Himalayan origin & mineral sourcing
  – metal refined from mountain-region ores

• High-copper, multi-metal composition
  – engineered for warm, rich, satisfying tone

• Hand-forged full-moon craftsmanship
  – repeated heating and hammering, one bowl at a time

• Hand finishing & strict sound testing
  – only bowls that truly support yoga, relaxation, and emotional release make it through

• High-quality, eco-conscious accessories
  – chosen for stable resonance, clean touch, and responsible materials

Each bowl carries subtle variations in pattern and sound—
like different “practice stories” hammered into metal.

When a batch is gone,
the exact combination of tone, weight, and feeling
will not appear again in quite the same way.

That’s not a scare tactic.
That’s just how real, small-batch handcraft behaves.

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From “I Do Yoga”

to

“My Practice Actually Lifts Weight Off Me.”

You already know what happens if nothing changes:

• Another year of rolling out the mat
  while still holding the same invisible load

• More Savasanas that feel good for 2 minutes, then disappear

• More quiet moments thinking:

“I do so much to stay ‘healthy,’
but I still don’t feel truly light.”

If any part of you felt seen while reading this,
that matters.

Give your future self a different anchor:

• Bring this Himalayan High-Copper Handcrafted Full-Moon OM Singing Bowl – Rich Tone · Yoga Unburdening Edition into your space.

• Use it at the start and end of your practice for 30–90 days.

Let each rich OM be a small but real act of release.

Every time you ring it, you’re telling yourself:

“I am allowed to put things down here.
My mat is not just for poses—it’s for unloading weight.
My practice is not another task.
It’s the place where my body, breath, and heart
finally get to feel less.”

You did not find this piece by accident.

You recognized yourself in its story,
and you stayed all the way to the last line.

That alone proves one thing:

Your instinct to protect your inner life and to lighten your load
is already awake—
and your eye for meaningful, powerful tools
is exceptionally, exceptionally good.