Authentic Himalayan Craft · Since the old trade routes
Artisan-crafted singing bowls, lapis lazuli malas and meditation guides that bridge the physical and the spiritual — for calm, protection and prosperity.
Curated Collections
Each piece is forged or strung by hand, then carried down from the mountains to your daily practice.
5 Sizes · Sound Healing
Hand-forged bowls tuned to deep, resonant sustain — for sound healing and reset.
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108 Beads · Genuine Lapis
108 genuine lapis beads with natural gold flecks — strung in the traditional way.
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Calm · Focus · Practice
Companion guides to deepen each session — calm, focus and third-eye practice.
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Best Seller · Sound Healing
Forged from high-quality bell-metal bronze and finished with traditional hammered patterns, each bowl produces a long, resonant vibration that settles the nervous system. Inspired by Nepalese and Tibetan craftsmanship — made for yoga, meditation and sound therapy.
The Science of the Sound
A struck bowl is not just a sound — it's a physical wave. Here's what makes the Kyimolung bowl resonate the way it does.
01 — CYMATICS
Water in the bowl ripples into geometric patterns as it sings — proof of the standing wave moving through metal, air and you.
02 — THETA BAND
Each bowl is hand-tuned toward the low, slow frequencies the mind drifts into during deep rest and meditation.
03 — SUSTAIN
Dense bell-metal bronze holds the note far longer than thin modern alloys — one strike carries through a whole breath cycle.
108 Beads · Protection & Clarity
Genuine lapis lazuli — the stone of the sky, flecked with natural gold pyrite — hand-strung into a traditional 108-bead mala. Worn for centuries as a tool for meditation, focus and quiet protection.
Our Story
Kyimolung means "happy valley" — the hidden sanctuary of Himalayan lore. We work directly with artisan families in the workshops of Patan, where bowls are still raised from a single disc of bronze, struck thousands of times by hand.
Nothing here is mass-pressed. Every bowl carries the small irregularities of the hand that made it — and the sound is richer for it.
“We don't make instruments. We pass down a vibration.”
From Our Community
“The sustain on this bowl is unreal. One strike and the whole room softens. It's become the first thing I reach for in the morning.”
“The lapis mala is even more beautiful in person — the gold flecks catch the light. It feels weighted and real, not like the cheap dyed ones.”
“You can feel it's hand-made. The hammer marks, the weight — it's the calmest five minutes of my whole day.”
Complete Your Practice
Pair a hand-forged bowl with the lapis mala and a guided meditation — everything you need to build a daily reset, in one box.
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