They produce a greatly pure sound and were traditionally used to signal the beginning and end of meditation as well as Buddhist ceremonies. They are made in bronze with different mantras and sacred Tibetan texts engraved.
The origins of singing bowls can be traced back to the shamanic Bon religion, which precedes Buddhism in Tibet by centuries. They were traditionally used in temples for healing and meditation practices. Their composition is an alloy of “the seven planetary metals”: gold, silver, mercury, copper, iron, tin, and antimony. Includes wooden mallet.
Twelve tone diatonic glockenspiel from c3 to e4. A semi advanced glockenspiel. Enables you to play music containing all whole-notes. For use at home, in school and much more. To obtain the complete chromatic scale, containing ALL tones, this glockenspiel can be put together with the KAH-008, which enables you to play all kinds of advanced music. Comes with a rubber, a wooden and a hard plastic mallet. The hard mallet gives an extreme strong sound which makes it possible to use this glockenspiel together with regular instruments in an orchestra. The hard mallet shall not be used by small children.
Case for dulzaina or gralla, although it can also be used for dulzaina or any conical-shaped instrument
Made of 10mm plasticized and padded nylon
With shoulder strap
Dimensions: 43x7cm (Length x maximum inner diameter at the widest part)
Manufactured in Spain by Ortolá, a company founded in 1955
The best materials and the best make for the best protection of your dulzaina
