Collection: Handmade Himalayan Singing Bowls Under $100
Looking for a handmade Himalayan singing bowl at an affordable price? This collection brings together handmade healing bowls from Nepal, all under $100: engraved bowls with Buddhist symbols, plain golden bowls and Full Moon bowls. Each Nepalese singing bowl is shaped by hand by artisans, so no two bowls look or sound exactly alike.
These small bowls suit beginners, meditation, sound healing practice and gifts. Each product page lists the size and what is included. We ship worldwide. Want more choice? See all singing bowls for sale.
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Buddha Eye Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $75.00 USDRegular priceSale price $75.00 USD -
Ganesh Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $60.00 USDRegular priceSale price $60.00 USD -
Full Moon Singing Bowl
Regular price $85.00 USDRegular priceSale price $85.00 USD -
Sold outGreen Tara Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $95.00 USDRegular priceSale price $95.00 USDSold out -
Om Mantra Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $85.00 USDRegular priceSale price $85.00 USD -
Avalokiteshvara Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $90.00 USDRegular priceSale price $90.00 USD -
Jambhala Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $75.00 USDRegular priceSale price $75.00 USD -
Guru Rinpoche Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $70.00 USDRegular priceSale price $70.00 USD -
Full Moon Singing Bowl
Regular price $60.00 USDRegular priceSale price $60.00 USD -
Chakra Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $95.00 USDRegular priceSale price $95.00 USD -
Good Luck Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $85.00 USDRegular priceSale price $85.00 USD -
Yin and Yang Engraved Singing Bowl
Regular price $85.00 USDRegular priceSale price $85.00 USD
Choosing Handmade Himalayan Singing Bowls Under $100
A handmade singing bowl under $100 is a good first bowl for meditation, a calm corner at home or a thoughtful gift. Bowls at this price are mostly small, which makes them easy to hold, place on a shelf or carry. The notes below help you choose.
What are Himalayan singing bowls?
A Himalayan bowl is a metal bowl that makes a long, clear tone when struck or circled with a mallet. They are also called Tibetan singing bowls, and they are used in meditation, prayer and sound practice. Our bowls are handmade in Nepal; read how Himalayan singing bowls are made, or start with our singing bowl guide.
Healing bowls and sound healing
Many people use a healing bowl for sound healing, relaxation and meditation. The steady tone helps some people slow down and focus. Singing bowls are not a medical treatment. For the link with energy centers, read our guide to singing bowls and chakra healing.
Small and mini singing bowls
Small singing bowls are easy to hold, play and travel with. Smaller handmade bowls usually give a higher, lighter tone, and larger bowls a deeper one. Check the diameter and weight on each product page.
Engraved, Full Moon and gold singing bowls
- Engraved bowls: carved with symbols and deities such as Om, the Infinite Knot, the Umbrella, Buddha Eye, Green Tara, Jambhala and Guru Rinpoche. See our engraved singing bowl guide.
- Full Moon bowls: read about their meaning in our Full Moon Tibetan singing bowl article.
- Gold singing bowls: plain golden bowls with no engraving, for a clean look.
Singing bowl price: what you pay for
Price depends on size, weight, engraving and the work in each bowl. Every bowl in this collection is under $100 USD, so you can choose a handmade singing bowl without a large budget.
Singing bowls for beginners
One small bowl with a mallet is enough to start. Choose the sound and design you like.
How to play your bowl
- Rest the bowl on your open palm or on a cushion.
- Strike the outer side gently with the mallet and let the sound fade.
- For a continuous tone, press the mallet to the outer rim and move it slowly in circles.
Before you buy
- Because each bowl is handmade, its sound and finish differ slightly from the photos and any sample video.
- Keep your bowl dry and wipe it with a soft cloth.
- You can buy any of these singing bowls online with worldwide shipping.
Want more choice? See all singing bowls for sale.
FAQs for Handmade Himalayan Singing Bowls Under $100
Are your singing bowls handmade?
Yes. Our singing bowls are handmade in Nepal by artisans, so each bowl looks and sounds slightly different.
What is the difference between a Himalayan singing bowl and a Tibetan singing bowl?
The names are used for the same kind of bowl. Himalayan refers to the mountain region where they are made and used.
Can I use these as healing bowls?
Yes, many people use them for sound healing, relaxation and meditation. They are not a medical treatment.
What is the singing bowl price here?
Every bowl in this collection is under $100 USD. The price on each product page depends on size, weight and design.
Which small singing bowl is best for beginners?
Any small bowl with a mallet is enough to start. Choose the sound and design you like.
Where can I buy a singing bowl online, and do you ship worldwide?
You can buy from this page. We ship worldwide, including to the US, Canada and Australia.
How do I play a singing bowl?
Rest it on your palm or a cushion and strike the side gently with the mallet, or circle the rim for a long tone.
Do you sell singing bowls wholesale?
Yes. Contact us for wholesale orders.
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