Imperfect Temple Bowl Gongs (Black Ching Bowls)

This 8.5" Black Ching Bowl arrived to us with a very subtle sizzle in the sound. It's hard to hear, but it's there. This happens when small flakes in the bronze separate from the surface of the bowl, causing a small sonic imperfection heard at loud volumes. There may also be a few scuffs in the painted finish of this bowl. We've discounted it for you! Take a listen and see if it fits your needs.

This 10" Black Ching Bowl was found to have a small sizzle. This happens when small flakes in the bronze separate from the surface of the bowl, causing a small sonic imperfection heard at loud volumes. We've discounted it for you! Take a listen and see if it fits your needs.

This 20" Black Ching Bowl came to us with a slight sizzle in the sound when hit with high energy. These sizzles occur when small flakes of metal split away from the surface of the bowl when the metal cools, causing a small rattle sound. Take a listen to this discounted bowl to see and hear if it is for you.

Traditionally, Buddhists use these bowls for meditation. Sound healers and therapists like to add it to the soundscape as it is strong and soothing.

Ching Bowls produce tones that are both clarion and subtle. They stay in a specific range but sustain and hold for a good length of time. They are perfect for meditation practitioners and people looking to find space for spirit.