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Old (or antique) vs. new Tibetan singing bowls?
A place to discuss, give your imput/viewpoint, on the subject of the qualities of antique versus contemporary (new) Tibetan (or Himalayan) singing bowls.
Tags: Tibetan singing bowls, singing bowl, singing bowls
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Permalink Reply by Randy Raine-Reusch on -
Try Korean bowls, similar to Japanese but better tone, longer ring and much cheaper. Far prefer Korean bowls to Tibetan or Nepalese. Still within the Buddhist culture if that is important.
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Permalink Reply by Frank Perry on -
Hi Randy, These Korean bowls sound interesting. How can I get to hear them or experience them? Do you import, etc?
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