Singing Bowl – Third Eye Chakra Ajna

A Third Eye Chakra singing bowl inscribed with the Ajna symbol — a metal bowl associated with intuition, insight, and clarity of perception — one of the upper chakras, producing a higher, clearer tone than the lower bowls. Played with a mallet to produce a sustained, resonant tone. What This Bowl Offers The bowl produces a rich, sustained tone that continues resonating for 30 to 60 seconds after the initial strike — it can be felt as a vibration in the hands as well as heard in the room. The Third Eye Chakra association connects this bowl to a specific intention and position within the seven-chakra system — it works as a standalone meditation tool or as part of a complete seven-bowl set. The Ajna symbol inscribed on the bowl's exterior gives it a clear visual identity — immediately recognisable to those familiar with chakra practice. Metal singing bowls produce a tone that sustains and develops over several seconds — a quality distinct from electronic sound and from most acoustic instruments. Metal Singing Bowl, Third Eye Chakra Third Eye Chakra (Ajna) singing bowl with inscribed symbol. Played by striking with a padded mallet or by rubbing the rim with a wooden or leather-wrapped mallet. Confirm diameter, metal composition (brass or mixed metal), and whether mallet is included from the product specification. Playing the Bowl Hold the bowl in the open palm or place on a flat surface. Strike gently near the rim with the padded mallet end and allow the tone to sustain and fade naturally. For continuous tone: press the wooden end of the mallet against the outside rim and move in slow, steady circles with even pressure. This technique takes a few attempts to find the right pressure and speed. Keep the bowl dry and clean with a soft cloth. Third Eye Chakra in Practice Ajna means 'command' or 'perceive' in Sanskrit. The Third Eye chakra is located at the centre of the forehead, between and slightly above the eyebrows — associated in many traditions with inner vision, intuition, and the capacity for clear perception beyond the immediate physical senses. Singing bowls have been used in Tibetan Buddhist and Himalayan traditions for centuries — to mark the beginning and end of meditation sessions, to signal key moments in ceremonies, and as objects of contemplation. The tradition of tuning bowls to specific chakras and inscribing them with chakra symbols is a contemporary development that combines the bowl's traditional function with the Indian yogic chakra system. As a Gift A considered gift for meditation practitioners, yoga teachers, or anyone building a home practice space. Works as a standalone piece or as the first addition to a complete seven-bowl chakra set. Common Questions What note does the Third Eye Chakra singing bowl produce? Third Eye Chakra bowls are associated with the note A in the Western musical system. Confirm the specific tuning from the product specification. Do I need a mallet to play a singing bowl? Yes — a padded mallet for striking and a wooden or leather-wrapped mallet for rim playing are the standard tools. Confirm whether either or both are included from the product specification. Can this bowl be used as part of a sound bath? Yes — a single chakra bowl can be used in a sound bath either alone or alongside other bowls of different frequencies. The sustained tone and vibration felt through the body are the core elements of a sound bath practice.