4th Octave D4 A4 Perfect Fifth Legacy Collection Bronze Makers Mark Singing Bowls
This is your D/A Note In the 4th Octave Legacy Collection singing bowl set.
A masterpiece Legacy Collection Singing Bowl – an authentically hand-hammered bell-metal bronze singing bowl individually selected from hundreds of bowls to be a D/A note in the 4th octave.
This set was selected for its musical note and octave, and with a unique Burnished Patina Relief process, was adorned with the Makers Mark “Ohm.”
The Legacy Collection was created to be modular, where you can easily build on to your collection over time according to musical duos, triads and scales.
Every bowl in this collection is designed to blend seamlessly with the others.
Rich, clear tone • Effortless rim-singing • Extra-long sustain.
Each Legacy Collection bowl includes:
Hand-signed 4×6 authenticity postcard (personally signed by the curator), specialty cushion and striker.
These bowls are in the United States, made in limited quantities, selected from hundreds – and ready to be sent to you today.
Description
This is your D/A Note In the 4th Octave Legacy Collection singing bowl set.
A masterpiece Legacy Collection Singing Bowl – an authentically hand-hammered bell-metal bronze singing bowl individually selected from hundreds of bowls to be a D/A note in the 4th octave.
This set was selected for its musical note and octave, and with a unique Burnished Patina Relief process, was adorned with the Makers Mark “Ohm.”
The Legacy Collection was created to be modular, where you can easily build on to your collection over time according to musical duos, triads and scales.
Every bowl in this collection is designed to blend seamlessly with the others.
Rich, clear tone • Effortless rim-singing • Extra-long sustain.
Each Legacy Collection bowl includes:
Hand-signed 4×6 authenticity postcard (personally signed by the curator), specialty cushion and striker.
These bowls are in the United States, made in limited quantities, selected from hundreds – and ready to be sent to you today.
