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www.sounding-bowls.com

Sounding Bowls were first created and developed in 1986 by Tobias Kaye, a sculptor in Devon, UK, out of the wonderful, harmonious acoustics he discovered in the flowing spiral curves of his turned forms.
Guided by an image arising in meditation, Tobias fitted strings to a specially formed bowl and was amazed at how the form seemed to breath with life as it gave birth to sound.
Developing the image he was given, Tobias made dozens of variations and was delighted when his customers began to include people using music in healing. ~
Sounding Bowls are now a sophisticated sculptural musical instrument and have built a reputation that has spread worldwide. In use from Japan to America and Norway to Australia, Sounding Bowls are making music with performers and healers, multiply challenged children and hospice patients… they are ideal for anyone who wants to experience music as a healing force in their lives.
Sounding Bowls are unique. One of their advantages lies in the fact that there is no history of “right” and “wrong, any way you want to play it is the right way. Each person has their own style and interpretation.
Sounding Bowls have a rich resonance. This arises from an open, spiral section resonator giving them a warm and available tone. They gather up the sounds you make and whisper them, newly harmonised into your ears, making them excellent for meditation. Sounding Bowls are not cheap, for each one is individually made to order. The wood for each one is carefully selected for its tonal richness and visual attractiveness. Each one is signed and numbered by Tobias and comes in a made to measure case of equivalent quality.


Tobias Kaye Sounding Bowls
The Workshop,
11 Lower Dean,
BUCKFASTLEIGH,
Devon,
TQ11 0LS, England.

Phone: +44 (0) 1364 64 28 37
email: Tobias@SoundingBowls.com

 

 

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