Further Accessories

Everything that rounds out a meditation practice. Rests and cushions for singing bowls, wooden strikers and mallets, a damaru drum and a brocade box, handcrafted by Tibetan artisans in the Himalayas.

Round Brocade Box For Singing Bowl

CHF 24.50

Singing Bowl Cushion Mandala

CHF 7.50

Singing Bowl Ring Cushion Blue, Ø 14cm

CHF 8.50

Wooden Mallet For Singing Bowls, black

From CHF 8.50

Singing Bowl Ring Cushion, Yellow

From CHF 7.50

Singing Bowl Ring Cushion Black, small

CHF 7.50

Wooden Mallet For Singing Bowls With Hand Carved Dorje

CHF 11.50

Singing Bowl Cushion Square, Red

From CHF 12.50

Wooden Mallets For Singing Bowls & Gongs With Felt Head, Large

CHF 18.50

Wooden Mallet For Singing Bowls, Small

CHF 6.50

Singing Bowl Ring Cushion Large, Black

CHF 9.50

Singing Bowl Ring Cushion Red

CHF 7.50

Wooden Mallets for Singing Bowls and Gongs, medium

CHF 19.50

Wooden Mallet For Singing Bowls With Hand Carved Buddha

CHF 9.50

Wooden Mallets for Singing Bowls & Gongs with Yarn-Wrapped Head, Large

CHF 16.50

Singing Bowl Ring Cushion Blue, Ø 12cm

CHF 8.50

Singing Bowl Cushion Square, Green, 11 x 11 cm

CHF 12.50

What else belongs to a complete meditation practice?

A meditation practice is made up of more than a singing bowl and a cushion. It is the small things that make the difference. The mat on which the singing bowl rests. The striker that suits its sound. The box in which the singing bowl set is kept safe.

These things usually come with time, as the practice deepens and your own needs become clearer. Then you notice that a soft mat keeps the singing bowl steady so its tone can ring freely. That a striker with a felt or yarn-wrapped head sounds softer than one of bare wood. That the right striker makes playing the singing bowl easier.

In this category you will find mats and cushions for singing bowls, wooden strikers and mallets, some with felt or yarn-wrapped heads, a damaru drum and a brocade box for singing bowl sets. They are handcrafted by Tibetan artisans in the Himalayas, so no two are exactly alike. We have used and tested every one of them ourselves. Because a practice that feels good is a practice that lasts.