The short answer
Buy from a workshop that names its alloy, prices by weight, and sends a sound recording of each bowl. ANURAVA hand-forges bell-metal bowls in Bankura, West Bengal, at ₹4,800 per kg with no minimum order quantity.
Who buys wholesale
Yoga studios, sound-healing schools, retail shops, gift companies and resellers abroad. See our professional page.
What to check in a wholesale supplier
- Alloy: bell metal (kansa), stated clearly. See bell metal vs "seven metal".
- Making method: hand-forged, not cast. See how Bankura bowls are made.
- Per-bowl sound check: handmade bowls vary, so each one should be tested. Read how professionals select bowls.
- Note or frequency, if you need it: see how to measure frequency and whether bowls can be perfectly tuned.
- Packing for transit: individual padding and a strong outer box.
Pricing by weight
Pricing by the kilo is transparent: you pay for the metal and the forging. See singing bowl prices in India.
Sets and custom orders
7-chakra graduated sets are priced by quotation. Custom sizes go through made to order.
How to order
Send the sizes or weights, the quantity and the destination through our enquiry form or contact page.
Frequently asked
Is there a minimum order for wholesale singing bowls?
Not at ANURAVA. Bell-metal bowls are ₹4,800 per kg with no minimum order quantity.
Where are ANURAVA singing bowls made?
They are hand-forged from bell metal by artisans in Bankura, West Bengal, India.
Can I get a 7-chakra set wholesale?
Yes. Graduated 7-bowl sets are priced by quotation. Send the quantity and destination through the enquiry form.
Sources & methodology
- Materials scienceResearch on high-tin copper alloys and bell bronzeMaterials / metallurgy literatureMicrostructure, composition and heat treatment affect damping and acoustic behaviour; ‘bell metal’ is a family, not one fixed recipe.
- Government registerGeographical Indications Registry, application 1034 — Bankura Brass & Bell Metals UtensilsIntellectual Property IndiaRegistered GI; applicant District Industries Centre, geographical area West Bengal. Covers brass and bell-metal utensils, not singing bowls.
Written and reviewed by ANURAVA. Where a statement rests on a musical convention or a traditional association rather than on measurement, it is labelled as such in the text above.