SELA 6.0 '' Infinity Crystal Singing Bowl in F4 440 Hz Turquoise

Despite their reduced mass, the Infinity Bowls are very respectful of vibrations and impress with their considerable volume. The Infinity Bowl F4 has a diameter of 6.0 '' (approximately 15.5cm) and is made from 99.9% pure quartz crystal. The material used has excellent sound properties thanks to a special manufacturing process in which the quartz is melted and shaped into the desired shape using a centrifuge. The instrument is visually complemented by an elegant, colorful and shimmering transparent glass design that emphasizes other shades of color depending on the incidence of light. Crystal singing bowls, like the traditional bronze or brass alloy versions, produce long lasting spherical tones with a powerful fundamental tone and harmonious 'singing' overtones. In direct comparison, the modern glass version looks even clearer and lasts much longer than its metallic counterpart. For music, meditation and singing bowl therapy, the Sela crystal singing bowls are suitable for musical creation as well as for meditation, yoga sessions and sound massages. Her calming voice can help relieve stress, relax deeply, and bring your body and mind into harmony. The Infinity Singing Bowls can be played individually or in combination with other singing bowls or other instruments, such as the Sela Handpans. The 6.0 '' Infinity model is tuned to the F4 note with the internationally valid standard pitch of 440 Hertz (pitch A). This is the standard in the world of Western music, which makes it easy to combine with other instruments. Useful accessories included The Sela Infinity singing bowl comes with a leather grater specially developed for use with crystal singing bowls. It fits comfortably in the hand and allows you to both strike and gently rub singing bowls. Depending on the playing technique and the intensity, a variety of different sounds can be obtained from the Infinity Singing Bowl. In addition, an included silicone ring ensures a secure hold and optimal vibratory behavior of the bowl - so that it can develop its full sonic potential at all times.