Tibetan Singing Bowl (Low)
Directly measured, standardized, or well-supported in mainstream scientific or technical literature.
This entry describes an instrument or resonance reference. Therapeutic outcomes depend on context, level, instrument build, and listener response.
Review the evidence modelLarge Tibetan singing bowls typically produce fundamental tones around 110-200 Hz. Made of bronze alloy (traditionally 7 metals). Rich in overtones and harmonics. Used for meditation and sound baths.
Sources
Historical, cultural, and practitioner sources used to document how frequencies are talked about in practice communities.
Traditional and practitioner sound-healing sources.
Historical Use
Meditation, healing rituals in Tibetan and Himalayan traditions
Octave Ladder
Every audible octave of this frequency — the same tone, higher and lower.
Nearby in the Atlas
Entries within ±35 cents of this tone when reduced to the same octave — candidates for pairing or comparison.