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