Singing Bowl-Mallet 15x2
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Mallet 23x7 Leather Red
Price:
€24.04
Red Leather Mallet 23×7
This is a hand mallet designed for instruments that demand a controlled, deliberate touch. The weight is distributed across its length in a way that becomes an extension of your hand rather than a tool you consciously manipulate. The wooden shaft provides stability and a grip that does not slip as your palm warms during play, while the leather head absorbs and releases impact energy in a way that metal or plastic cannot, delivering a rounded blow rather than a sharp attack to the instrument's surface.
Materials and Their Effect on Sound
The shaft is wood; the head is leather. This pairing is not arbitrary. Wood transmits the force of each strike cleanly through your arm, giving you immediate feedback about what happens at the point of contact. The leather head yields slightly on impact, which means the instrument receives a cushioned strike. This quality of contact is essential for generating sustained tones rather than isolated, percussive notes.
Over time, the leather develops a patina from use. This is not deterioration—it is a record of play. The surface becomes more supple, and the contact with your instrument grows more intimate.
Instruments and Playing Techniques
Singing bowls, gongs, bells, tam-tams, and suspended cymbals all respond to this mallet. The same applies to certain metal bells and plates designed to resonate rather than project sharp attack. The leather head allows you to strike directly and cleanly, or to work in circular motions around the rim—techniques that draw sustained tones from resonant instruments rather than isolated notes.
The weight is calibrated for control. You do not fight momentum; you direct energy. This makes it possible to play softly, to modulate between gentle and medium strikes, and to explore the full range of what a resonant instrument can produce without overloading it with harsh harmonics.
What Is Included
The mallet arrives complete. No assembly is required, no preparation, no conditioning. You can apply it to an instrument immediately upon arrival.
Care and Storage
Store it in a dry space. The leather will age naturally with use, and this aging does not diminish its function. If the surface becomes visibly soiled, a dry cloth will clean it. Keep the wooden shaft away from prolonged moisture, which can soften the wood and alter the weight distribution that makes the mallet responsive.
This mallet is used across cultures wherever resonant percussion instruments—from Asian singing bowls to African tam-tams to European hand bells—require a controlled, sustained strike.
Price:
€24.04
Mallet 23x7 Leather Red — Designed for Tibetan singing bowls and resonance instruments, this mallet combines a soft leather head with a balanced wooden handle. Its dimensions of 23 cm and weight of 290 grammes produce deep and sustained notes, ideal for soft striking techniques such as circular rubbing. Manufactured in India according to traditional craftsmanship, it is also suitable for gongs, bells and metal plates. A reliable companion for meditation, yoga and sound therapy practices.
This instrument is crafted entirely by hand, making each one truly singular. Photos are provided for reference; the item delivered may present slight differences in form, colour or detail.
| Origin | India |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0,40 kg |
| Dimensions | 23,0 × 7,0 × 7,0 cm |
| Materials | Leather - Wood |
Caution: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Please supervise older children. Beware of swallowing small parts, strangulation, material allergies, sharp edges and points! Use only for sound generation. No liability for improper use.
Care: Extreme temperature fluctuations, humidity and direct sunlight can affect the lifespan. Please store in balanced humidity to prevent material changes, mold and corrosion. Remove dirt with a damp cloth. Dry after cleaning and each use.
Disposal: Please contact your local waste disposal authority for information on environmentally sound disposal!
Red Leather Mallet 23×7
This is a hand mallet designed for instruments that demand a controlled, deliberate touch. The weight is distributed across its length in a way that becomes an extension of your hand rather than a tool you consciously manipulate. The wooden shaft provides stability and a grip that does not slip as your palm warms during play, while the leather head absorbs and releases impact energy in a way that metal or plastic cannot, delivering a rounded blow rather than a sharp attack to the instrument's surface.
Materials and Their Effect on Sound
The shaft is wood; the head is leather. This pairing is not arbitrary. Wood transmits the force of each strike cleanly through your arm, giving you immediate feedback about what happens at the point of contact. The leather head yields slightly on impact, which means the instrument receives a cushioned strike. This quality of contact is essential for generating sustained tones rather than isolated, percussive notes.
Over time, the leather develops a patina from use. This is not deterioration—it is a record of play. The surface becomes more supple, and the contact with your instrument grows more intimate.
Instruments and Playing Techniques
Singing bowls, gongs, bells, tam-tams, and suspended cymbals all respond to this mallet. The same applies to certain metal bells and plates designed to resonate rather than project sharp attack. The leather head allows you to strike directly and cleanly, or to work in circular motions around the rim—techniques that draw sustained tones from resonant instruments rather than isolated notes.
The weight is calibrated for control. You do not fight momentum; you direct energy. This makes it possible to play softly, to modulate between gentle and medium strikes, and to explore the full range of what a resonant instrument can produce without overloading it with harsh harmonics.
What Is Included
The mallet arrives complete. No assembly is required, no preparation, no conditioning. You can apply it to an instrument immediately upon arrival.
Care and Storage
Store it in a dry space. The leather will age naturally with use, and this aging does not diminish its function. If the surface becomes visibly soiled, a dry cloth will clean it. Keep the wooden shaft away from prolonged moisture, which can soften the wood and alter the weight distribution that makes the mallet responsive.
This mallet is used across cultures wherever resonant percussion instruments—from Asian singing bowls to African tam-tams to European hand bells—require a controlled, sustained strike.
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