MSY Rubber Mallets For Crystal Bowls- Set of two
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Description
Handling comfort, it’s an excellent mallet for beginners, ideal for striking and rimming Quartz Crystal Singing Bowls.
Our singing bowl mallet striker is suitable for crystal bowls of various sizes.
Specifications:
Material: Beach Wood, Silicone
Size – Diameter: 16cm Length: 22cm
Includes: 2 x Rubber Mallets
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Faq's
What would you use a rubber mallet for?
A rubber mallet is used to strike or rim crystal singing bowls, producing clear and resonant sounds. It is ideal for creating soothing tones for meditation and sound healing practices. The soft rubber material ensures gentle contact with the bowl, making it an excellent choice for beginners who need a comfortable and easy-to-use mallet.
How do I use a rubber mallet with my crystal bowl?
To use a rubber mallet with your crystal bowl, gently tap the edge of the bowl to produce sound. For a sustained tone, rub the mallet around the rim of the bowl in a smooth, continuous motion. The soft rubber material allows for controlled, resonant sounds without causing excessive vibrations or noise.
Are there any alternatives to rubber mallets for playing crystal bowls?
Yes, alternatives to rubber mallets for playing crystal bowls include suede mallets, silicone mallets, and acrylic crystal mallets. Each type of mallet produces different tones and sound qualities. For example, suede mallets offer softer, muted sounds, while silicone and acrylic crystal mallets can produce clearer and purer tones.
Can rubber mallets damage my crystal bowl?
Rubber mallets are designed to be gentle on crystal bowls, making them unlikely to cause damage. The soft rubber material provides a cushioned strike, protecting the bowl from cracks or chips. However, it is essential to use the mallet with care and avoid excessive force to ensure the longevity of your crystal bowl.
MSY Rubber Mallets For Crystal Bowls- Set of two
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