Buddha Plain Wood Singing Bowl Striker #BW1

Direct contact. Clear, rising tone.

This carved wooden striker offers a simple and focused way to work with Himalayan singing bowls—supporting clear tone and steady rim singing through direct contact.
With its natural surface and balanced form, it allows the sound to emerge cleanly and without resistance.

A Clear and Immediate Connection

Made from natural mango wood, this striker provides a direct point of contact with the rim of the bowl.

The unfinished surface creates consistent friction, making it easier to sustain a continuous tone. As the striker moves, the sound builds gradually—often revealing the brighter, higher harmonics within the bowl.

Working with Higher Harmonics

This striker is particularly well suited for bringing forward higher tones.

The wooden surface allows for a clear and responsive engagement with the rim, supporting both steady rim singing and light striking. The sound tends to remain focused and defined, especially in smaller bowls.

Material & Craft

Each piece is handcrafted and may vary slightly in size and grain.

Mango wood is a dense hardwood with a multi-pattern grain, offering durability and a balanced weight. It is also a more sustainable material—harvested from trees that have completed their fruit-bearing life, allowing the wood to be repurposed rather than burned.

The handle features a carved Buddha detail, adding a quiet visual element while maintaining the simplicity of the tool.

Additional Details
Model: #BW1
Weight: ~85 g / 3.0 oz
Size: ~8.25” × 1”
Material: Mango wood
Best suited for bowls approximately 5”–7” in diameter.
Each piece is handmade and will vary slightly in size, shape, and carving detail.