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Singing Bowls: Complete Guide (Updated 2021)

By Shanti Bowl

Welcome to the complete guide to singing bowls and their history! In this post, we explain what singing bowls are, their history, how they are made, and what kinds of materials are used to make them. We also explain how cultures have used singing bowls for centuries for spiritual and medicinal purposes. Let's dive in!

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