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Chakra singing bowls are easy to fall for and slow to collect one at a time. NepaCrafts offers a shortcut in its Seven Chakra Healing Singing Bowls set, a boxed collection priced at $190 (SKU SB107HX).
It puts one bowl for every chakra into a single gift box. We read the full spec sheet, NepaCrafts’ product notes and whatever buyer feedback exists for these bowls, to work out who the set really suits.
Everything Inside the Gift Box
The set comes with all of the following:
- Bowls: seven, each 3.1 inches wide and 1.7 inches tall
- Symbols: a hand stamped Sanskrit mark on every bowl, matching its chakra
- Accessories: seven wooden stupa stick mallets and seven small cushions
- Box: a gift box of roughly 4.5 inches per side
- Weight: about 1,980 grams for the full set
As for the metal, NepaCrafts describes the bowls as brass, cast from a traditional blend of seven metals. The alloy combines gold and silver with mercury, copper, iron, tin and lead, the same tradition behind most of the brand’s singing bowl range.
Heads-Up: The Bowls Are Not Tuned to Their Symbols
NepaCrafts’ own listing includes a caveat that matters. It says the bowls are not tuned to match the chakra signs, and they may sound different tones despite the symbols shown.
That means a root chakra bowl is not guaranteed to sound lower than the crown chakra bowl, whatever symbol it carries.
For sound therapy built around specific chakra frequencies, that is a real limitation. For meditation or display, where the symbolism and a matching set count more, it matters much less.
What Buyers Have Said
Reviews written about this exact boxed set are hard to find. NepaCrafts’ individual chakra bowls do have real customer feedback, though.
One 5 star reviewer bought the bowls gradually, not all at once. It was their second singing bowl, after the heart chakra bowl, and its sound and design won them over completely. They said they wanted the whole collection.
That buyer was collecting one bowl at a time, the slower and costlier route this $190 box lets you skip.
A separate buyer ordered NepaCrafts’ Dragon Blue Tibetan Incense. They described the shipping as extremely quick and the products as incredible, which fits the brand’s stated processing time of 1 business day.
Boxed Set or Single Bowls?
NepaCrafts sells the same chakra bowls individually. If $190 upfront feels like a lot, you can build a partial set instead.
The tradeoff is the cost per bowl. Add up seven single bowls with cushions and mallets bought separately, and the total usually ends up above the price of the boxed set. You would also miss out on the matching gift box.
Gifting it to someone else? The box makes this the far more presentable option.
Who Should Pick It Up
This set suits meditation practice, sound baths or a themed gift. It works best when having every chakra symbol on display counts for more than a bowl tuned to one specific pitch.
Before ordering, contact NepaCrafts about tuned options if therapeutic work demands precise pitch. The standard set makes no such promise.
Our Verdict
Your $190 buys seven brass bowls with hand stamped symbols, plus cushions, mallets and a gift box. That is a sensible way to own the full chakra collection without hunting through seven separate listings.
Go in knowing about the tuning caveat. Before buying, read NepaCrafts’ 30 day return policy, since the sound may not match what you hoped for.