Gandaki – Root Chakra Crystal Singing Bowl

A frosted quartz bowl, played around the rim with the mallet or struck for a single note.

Tuned to C, the root chakra note
99.99% quartz, so it rings for seconds
Mallet and o-ring included
Frosted, so the mallet catches

Price range: $149.00 through $189.90

Color: 528hz Bowl with bag

Clear

Free shipping on US orders over $180 · 30-day returns

Tuned to C

The bowl sounds a single note, associated in the practice with the root chakra. The note is a fact; the correspondence is a convention, and we report it as such.

White frosted quartz

The frosted surface grips the mallet and makes the sustained tone easier to find. It is also why frosted bowls suit beginners better than clear ones.

How to play it

Slowly around the rim with even pressure - the tone builds rather than arriving. Rest it on its o-ring; a hard surface damps it and can chip the base.

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Three things tell you more about a crystal bowl than its price.

Diameter. As with metal bowls, wider means lower. The diameter is listed in the specifications on every page here, and it is the single figure that tells you most about the sound you will get.

Frosted or clear. Frosted quartz has a matte surface and is the more common form. Clear quartz is worked differently and looks quite unlike it. Both are quartz; they simply do not look the same on a shelf.

One bowl or several. A single bowl is enough to begin, and most people start there. Sets are bought to play notes against each other - that is a later decision, not a first one.

You do not need a full set to start. One bowl you reach for often is worth more than five you do not.

Orders are processed within one to two business days, Monday to Friday, with tracking on every parcel. Delivery across the continental United States then takes ten to twenty-five days.

Shipping is a flat $9.95, and free on orders over $180. We do not ship outside the United States at this time.

Changed your mind? You have thirty days from delivery to request a return. A bowl that has been played is still returnable - we only ask that it comes back complete and in its original packing. Approved refunds go back to your original payment method within three business days. Full terms are on our Returns & Refunds page.

One clear note

A quartz bowl speaks a single tone where a hammered bowl gives several at once. It is played one bowl at a time, and that one note is the whole point.

Diameter sets the pitch

A wider bowl speaks lower and holds longer; a small one speaks higher and moves between rooms more easily. Choose the size for the room, not for the price.

Fragile, and we say so

Quartz chips and it travels badly. If your bowl is going to a class every week, a hammered metal one is the easier companion.

Frequently asked questions

What does root chakra tuning mean?

The bowl sounds a particular note, traditionally associated with the root chakra. The note is a measurable fact; the correspondence between note and chakra is a convention of the practice, not a physical property.

How is a crystal bowl played?

The mallet goes slowly around the outside of the rim, with steady pressure and no hurry. Struck instead, the bowl gives a single note that fades.

What should I not do with a crystal bowl?

Do not set it directly on a hard surface - use the o-ring it ships with. Do not use it with wet hands, and do not stack bowls inside one another. Quartz is hard but brittle.

Is a frosted bowl different from a clear one?

In appearance and handling, yes. Frosted quartz has a matte surface that grips the mallet, which makes a continuous tone easier to hold. Clear quartz is worked differently and looks quite unlike it.

One bowl is enough to begin

The advice you will hear most often from people who play is to start with one bowl you like the sound of, rather than a set of seven you will use twice. A single bowl teaches you the strike, the pressure and the pace. A set is a second decision, not a first one.

A single frosted quartz singing bowl and its mallet on a wooden floor

Frosted or clear, and why it matters

A frosted bowl has a matte surface that grips the mallet, so it takes less effort to bring the tone up around the rim. A clear bowl is denser and rings longer, but the mallet slips more easily. Neither is better made. It changes how the bowl behaves in your hand, not what it is worth.