Himalayan Singing Bowls

Singing Bowls- otherwise called Himalayan bowls - are utilized as a part of yoga, music treatment, sound mending, and religious services. In the Buddhist convention, they are played to flag the start and the end of quiet contemplation cycles. Tibetan dishes discharge exceptionally unadulterated tones, near sine waves. Their sound is an equivalent word of virtue for our ears.

Like a ringer, the tone is delivered by striking the side of the bowl with a wooden hammer. By running the hammer around the bowl - just with slight weight - an unadulterated tone will in the end rise. At the point when this happens, the bowl is said to sing - subsequently its name.

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Gurkha Khukuri

Nepalese Khukuri is a inwardly curved blade, use as both tool and as a weapon in Nepal and neighboring countries of South Asia. It is a main characteristic weapon of Nepalese Army, the royal gurkha of British Army. so it is also refer to the Gurkha blade or Gurkha Knife. Khukuri has is own traditional rituals value such as wedding.

Generally Khukuri size is 40 - 45 cm in overall length and 400-900 grams in weight. There are verities of Khukuri which have different history and value.

Our modern Khukuri are made by spring steel. Handels are usually made by hardwoods or Buffalo skin.

More Information About Khukuri
All our Gurkha Khukuri Knife are handmade at Nepalese Product House's Factory in Eastern Nepal by Bishwakarmas. We use top quality materials in a very traditional way with predicable tools.

- Khukuri/Kuri is the conventional weapon of Nepal.
- Khukuri/kuri, the mid-length bended blade, conventional utility blade of Nepali individuals.
- Khukuri is the considerable weapon of Gurkha symbolizes pride, valor and boldness.
- Khukuri has carries great historic values.
- Khukuri is an indistinguishable legacy of legendary gurkha  soldiers.

- Khukuri is an adaptable and successful working blade.