Thomann Tibetan Zen Singing Bowl 1200g

This bowl produces a very pleasant tone, with multiple overtones. The sound is long-lasting and quite complex. I find it a bit difficult to spin this one, but I'm personally not a fan of spinning anyways. I like the fact that its design is minimalistic, without any etchings or inscriptions on it. The resting pillow could be a bit better quality, but then again, no one cares about the pillow. Overall, this bowl is a very good deal.

I'm not fully satisfied with this purchase. Aesthetically, it’s not the most appealing bowl, which is fine. However, it’s listed as suitable for therapy, which I would only agree with if the user is a beginner. The vibration fades quickly — no matter what type of mallet you use, you have to strike it every 6–7 seconds, which is not convenient for vibroacoustic massage. This is definitely not a professional bowl.

I also received one tuned to an “E,” which is a tone I would never have chosen if I had known beforehand. A little disappointed, but I’ll try to adapt.

bowl is good, sound is good but the one I had is quite small at just over 20cm. A bit overpriced for the size.

Very good tone when striking with the mallet or when rubbing it. It sings very easily with a rich deep tone. But Thomann, why did you put a sticky label on the mallet that is hard to remove?

The Zen range of singing bowls offer a deep resonant tone for their size. Perfect for relaxation and meditation. The craftmanship on the bowls is not as high as some others but at this price they are great value.

Well worth adding to a collection. Has nice tone and long resonance.

I am really happy with this bowl. Powerful. Long vibration. Nice deep sound. I am a sound therapy practitioner so it is working well under the therapy.