Lyre Bowl in Ash – 15string

Description

The sound of a large Lyre Bowl is powerful and can be felt in the body even if you are not touching the wood. This effect is important in Sound Healing, where they are found to produce deep states of relaxation, insight and emotional release in less than one third the time of a gong.

Every sense impression gives rise to an “after-image” within us. If we listen inwardly we can hear the hidden nature of whatever caused the impression. The sound of Ash brings an experience of courageous intent, youthful enthusiasm within us. This individual bowl has a particular firmness of intent, a feeling of reliable strength.  It takes some practice to distinguish this inner response from reactions we may feel from our personal history, but practice can lead us there.

This bowl has more pattern and ripple in the grain than most Ash. It grew in the mountains of Austria, near the workshop of Ramon Floride, the first to graduate as a Sounding Bowl maker.

There are different ways of tuning this bowl. It can be used as an instrument with an African-style bilateral tuning, or as a single-sweep-harmonic, or “Gong-tuning,”  where a simple strum produces powerful harmonies, and every note you pick is in rich harmonic relationships with every other note. As you can hear below.

As with all larger Sounding Bowls this one comes with a hard case, soft lined and padded. And with an auto-tuner and manual.

This instrument offers years of service in Sound Healing, or as a personal instrument for novel musical exploration. You need no musical training, with a Sounding Bowl, each note is beautiful in itself. Play is rewarding even as you first begin to learn. Just follow the simple steps in our beginners guide. Additionally, meditation with these sounds can open doors.

For therapists, this bowl will help your clients to ground and to centre themselves in profound and gentle ways. Particularly good at the end of a longer gong-bath, bringing clients back into their bodies calmly and effectively.

Click to listen below: