All the spirituality of sound and Japanese craftsmanship are embodied in these magnificent Orin.
These traditional Japanese instruments—used in Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines—have sometimes required dozens of recastings
to obtain a pure, undulating sound found nowhere else.
Ideal for meditation, yoga, mindfulness, and well-being, they are handcrafted by the Nanjo Kobo foundry, which has supplied
Kyoto temples and shrines since 1839, as well as the bells of certain parade floats for Kyoto’s famous traditional festival,
the Gion Matsuri. The uniqueness of these singing bowls lies in their sound: as long as the tone is not perfectly pure,
craftsmen reshape the “Sahari” metal—an alloy of copper and tin passed down for generations.
From home, get ready for a spiritual journey, far from everyday constraints.
Features
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Depending on the type of screen used by your device, the shades of colors may vary slightly.
We will not accept returns or provide refunds if the color does not meet your expectations.
Maintenance
To keep your bowl shiny, it is recommended to wipe it often with a clean cloth.
Attention: the “Sahari” alloy is fragile and makes the object easily breakable in the event of a strong impact.
Please handle with care and avoid dropping it.
Import taxes & duties
Our products ship directly from Japan. Depending on your destination, import taxes and duties may be requested upon delivery.
United States:
For shipments to the United States, import taxes and duties are included in the shipping fee.
No additional charges should be requested upon delivery.
For all other destinations, you are solely responsible for any import taxes or duties that may be requested upon receipt of your package.
If you refuse to pay the applicable import taxes, the package will be returned to us. Once the returned item has been received
and inspected, we will inform you of the possibility of a refund. Any refund issued will correspond to the purchase amount
minus shipping costs.
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