Tibetan Singing Bowl with Libyan Desert Glass #3

Tibetan Singing Bowl with Libyan Desert Glass #3This brass Tibetan Singing Bowl with Libyan Desert Glass tektite is unique and you will receive the exact one shown. This high vibration sound bowl is part of our exclusive "Instruments of Change" collection. A small piece of Libyan Desert Glass was added to the hand hammered brass bowl by an artist in our Asheville, NC. studio. Watch the video to hear it :) The energy of Libyan Desert Glass is infused with the sound frequency of this bowl. Energy

This brass Tibetan Singing Bowl with Libyan Desert Glass tektite is unique and you will receive the exact one shown. This high vibration sound bowl is part of our exclusive "Instruments of Change" collection. A small piece of Libyan Desert Glass was added to the hand hammered brass bowl by an artist in our Asheville, NC. studio. Watch the video to hear it :)

The energy of Libyan Desert Glass is infused with the sound frequency of this bowl. Energy sensitive people typically have a greater depth of experience when played.

• Size: Approx. 3 1/4"  diameter x 1 3/4"
  
• Weight: Approx. 6-7oz
  
• Stone: Libyan Desert Glass tektite
• Certified: Includes a Meteorite Identification Card
• Chakras: All, Sacral (2nd), Solar Plexus (3rd)
  
• Energies: Confidence, Creativity, Manifestation, Psychic Protection, Access Akashic Records
  

Metaphysical Properties

Libyan Desert Glass is known as the "silent warrior stone". This is an excellent natural meteoric glass to aid with increasing one's willpower and creativity. It has been used specifically for manifestation of material wealth. Libyan Desert Glass can be used to access the Akashic Records and for connecting with extraterrestrials.

As a natural form of yellow meteor impact glass, this stone is helpful in completing duties, tasks, and providing a sense of "knowing" in regards to higher learning and spirituality. Libyan Desert Glass works exceptionally well with Moldavite tektites. LDG is thought to have been formed through the heat and pressure of a meteor impact with earth.

Close-up photography is used in natural sunlight to show detail. The Libyan Desert Glass sound bowl may appear larger than actual size. Please see size listed for the dimensions. 1" = 25.4 millimeters.