“Crafting Sound, Inspiring Peace.”
At Rana Singing Bowl, our mission goes beyond creating instruments — we craft tools for transformation. With every bowl we make, we aim to promote healing, harmony, and mindfulness, connecting people around the world through the ancient power of sound.
Rooted in Himalayan tradition and guided by a passion for quality and wellness, Rana Singing Bowl Centre is a trusted manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of handcrafted singing bowls, gongs, bells, tingshas, crystal singing bowls, and other spiritual sound instruments.
Based in India, we specialize in blending ancient artisan techniques with modern wellness practices, offering instruments that resonate with spiritual seekers, yoga practitioners, healers, and sound therapists around the world.
Each item is carefully handcrafted by skilled artisans using a special bronze alloy, celebrated for its deep, resonant sound and lasting durability. Whether used for meditation, yoga, sound therapy, or spiritual rituals, our instruments are designed to promote inner peace, energetic balance, and holistic well-being.
Premium Tibetan & Himalayan Singing Bowls
Made with care for meditation, healing, and spiritual practices.
Chakra-Aligned, Engraved, Lingam & Jhumka Bowls
Available in a wide variety of traditional and modern styles.
Gongs, Dorje & Bells, Tingshas, Crystal Singing Bowls & Musical Instruments
A complete range of authentic spiritual sound tools.
Custom Sizes, Finishes & Personalized Branding
Tailored products with logo engraving and design customizations.
Global Shipping & Bulk Supply
Serving wellness brands, yoga studios, and practitioners worldwide.
Where Tradition Meets Innovation in Sound Healing
Our valued clients span the nation and beyond, with a strong presence in key regions such as
Hand Made Bronze Metal Singing Bowl
Jam Singing Bowl
Jhamka Bowl
Chaken Bowl
A++ Singing Bowl
Assam or Manipuri Bowl
Rare & Antique Singing Bowls
Creating a singing bowl involves several intricate steps and specialised techniques. Here's a simplified overview of the process:
Bell bronze (lead-free): ~78–80% copper, 20–22% tin (most common, export-friendly)
Seven-metal tradition (optional): copper, tin, zinc, iron, silver, gold (avoid lead for compliance)
Forge/furnace, crucible, anvils & swage blocks, peen & planishing hammers (1–3 types), tongs, calipers, dividers, straightedge, files, sanding blocks, polishing wheels, ear protection, striker/mallet, frequency tuner app.
Heat-resistant gloves, eye/ear protection, good ventilation, steel-toe shoes. Keep quench bucket and fire safety gear nearby.
Alloy & blanks
Prepare lead-free bell bronze (or your chosen alloy). Cast into small pucks/discs (blanks) sized for your target diameter & weight.
First anneal (soften the metal)
Heat the blank evenly to a dull red and let it air-cool (or quench if that’s your shop practice for the alloy). This reduces work-hardening.
Marking & layout
Scribe the centre and intended rim diameter using dividers. This keeps the shape true during forming.
Primary raising (create the dome)
On a swage/block, use a ball/peen hammer from centre outward in concentric rings. Light, consistent blows.
→ After each full pass, anneal again. Repeat raise → anneal cycles to avoid cracks.
Wall forming (build the profile)
Gradually raise the walls to the bowl’s style (e.g., Jambati deeper walls, Thadobati straighter sides). Keep thickness even—check with calipers.
Rim truing & foot forming
True the rim (round and level). If your design needs a foot, form and level it now. Re-anneal if the metal stiffens.
Planishing (smooth & strengthen)
Use a flatter hammer with lighter blows to refine curves and remove high spots. This tightens the grain and improves sustain.
Rough tuning (by mass & stiffness)
Test strikes with a wooden striker.
Lower pitch tends to come from larger diameter / thinner walls.
Higher pitch from smaller diameter / thicker walls, or a slightly thicker rim.
Make tiny adjustments via controlled planishing; keep symmetry.
Surface finishing (as per your brand)
Matte/antique: hand-sanding and natural oxide patina.
Polished: progressive sanding → buffing wheel.
Etched/engraved: add motifs (e.g., Om Mani, mandala) now.
Fine tuning (tone & sustain)
Strike and listen for clarity, fundamental + overtones, and long sustain.
Micro-adjust with very light planishing in problem areas; re-check after each tiny change.
Cleaning & protection
Remove residues, wipe with a light protective oil/wax (food-safe/beeswax blends are common). Avoid anything that dulls resonance.
Quality checks & documentation
Dimensions & weight (record per piece)
Pitch & sustain (use a tuner app; note fundamental & key overtones)
Visuals (no cracks, even rim, clean finish)
Stamping/branding & batch code for traceability
The singing bowl has various uses, including:
Overall, the singing bowl serves as a versatile tool for promoting relaxation, healing, and spiritual connection, as well as for musical expression and performance.
Leveraging on our huge vendor base, we are able to offer a superior quality range of Metal Bowls (Singing Bowls) to our clients.
Superior quality range Easy mode of payment Competitive prices Wide distribution network Extensive industry knowledge Proven ability in successful execution of small as well as bulk orders Customer focused approach Timely delivery