Nepal’s city of artisans, Patan is without a doubt the real place for some of the best bronze and copper craftsmen from all over the world. The legendary craftsmen of Patan are absolutely unmatched in their skill along with the craftsmanship originally passed down from the Lichhavi dynasty fifteen centuries earlier. Although many timeless masterpieces belonging to Asian Buddhism, such as the lotus sculpture of Buddha (now ubiquitous all over the world), prayer wheel, Pagoda, Stupa, Thangka and many others are related to Tibetan culture, the fact is that most of them started in Muttley. And Tibetan bowls are no exception. Patan tops the class when it comes to quality or variety when it comes to Tibetan singing bowls sold all over the world.

Customers would no doubt be able to find many regional souvenirs as well as handicraft shops that usually line the narrow lanes and squares of this traditional Newari state. An infinite number of lovers of fine art, as well as people, take a trip to Patan, to the spectacle of the divine handcrafted relics in the sales. Without a doubt, Tibetan bowls or perhaps healing bowls are usually preferred among buyers. These beautiful, standard and classy looking pieces are undoubtedly selling like hot cakes in today’s times, ever since their healing effect of precious sound waves became known in the western world.

If you are not interested in visiting the brick and mortar store, and are looking for real handmade healing bowls on the net, there are numerous online sites connected to the skilled craftsmen of Patan. However, you should check the metal frame and sound quality before purchasing. There are plenty of sites that offer the really amazing sound of Tibetan singing bowls before you buy it.