My Adventures to Katmandu
Katmandu, Nepal 2014
The true start of a new singing bowl
Metals have been melted and are now being poured
Here is what goes into the fire when ready to make a singing bowl
The start of a new singing bowl being made in Katmandu
Up close, two bowls at once being hammered
Yes, even the new bowls are hand hammered
Bowl has been shaped, but more hammering to do
Getting the shine on in Katmandu
The product of a lot of hard work - new singing bowls of all sizes
Opportunity to pick out antiques in person, what a blessing this was
Our teachers, Mitch Nur, Ph.D and his wonderful wife Michelle guided us on a most memorable trip to Katmandu - 2014!
For fun and education
Titanium bell beauties from Ross Barrable
Tank drums
My grand-daughter with a jewel of a bowl
Fun and relaxation can be found in the studio!
Contra B Burmese Nipple gong - 34 inches
Gong Layout for Photo purposes
Aspen mallets are the bomb. Yes, product of Colorado
Come see these precious life long friends
Local Titanium Gong Marker here in Pagosa Springs!
40" Nepalese engraved wind
52" Sun - our largest gong
Crystal Singing Bowls
Flower of Life - 28"
Cosmos-a 38" Italian gong from Grotta Sonora
Metatron Cube - 32"
Intergalactic Master Control (says my teacher)
Sunlight streams in on the Solsbury
Linda learning the fine techniques of playing the gong
Can you see the Copper in some of these bowls? Not considered a defect!
Linda playing her new baby, the Contra B
Sri Yantra - 36"
Bowls are placed above, to the side and underneath for optimum vibration!
Sorry folks, this one not for sale
A very fine cup bowl