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When Tibetan Singing Bowls Are Not Supportive — And Why That Matters

  • Writer: Julie Jewels Smoot
    Julie Jewels Smoot
  • Jan 11
  • 1 min read
A beautifully crafted Tibetan singing bowl with intricate designs and inscriptions, displayed on a vibrant and ornate cloth, accompanied by several wooden mallets.
A beautifully crafted Tibetan singing bowl with intricate designs and inscriptions, displayed on a vibrant and ornate cloth, accompanied by several wooden mallets.

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