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Jhumka singing bowls are almost identical to Jambati style bowls in that they are the heaviest and, in some cases, largest singing bowl. These singing bowls have quite high and graceful curved walls with a flat bottom. The lip of the singing bowls might vary.
What differentiates these bowls from a classic Jambati bowl is that they have additional layers of metal that make their pitch higher, sound richer, smoother, and more intense. Perfect for rimming as their edges are thicker and smoother. Even at their advanced age, they will be around for another thousand years.
Jhumka singing bowls are almost identical to Jambati style bowls in that they are the heaviest and, in some cases, largest singing bowl. These singing bowls have quite high and graceful curved walls with a flat bottom. The lip of the singing bowls might vary.
What differentiates these bowls from a classic Jambati bowl is that they have additional layers of metal that make their pitch higher, sound richer, smoother, and more intense. Perfect for rimming as their edges are thicker and smoother. Even at their advanced age, they will be around for another thousand years.