Musical Instruments - String Instruments
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Musical Instruments
Sound is a doorway to stillness, and music has long accompanied devotion, meditation, and healing in the Indian tradition. This collection gathers traditional instruments cherished for prayer, chanting, kirtan, and contemplative practice.
What You'll Find in This Collection
- Harmoniums and reed instruments.
- Tabla, drums, and rhythm instruments.
- Singing bowls, bells, and chimes.
- Devotional and meditation accessories.
For Devotion & Meditation
These are musical instruments and accessories. AyurvedaBay curates a trusted selection from established makers and ships worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
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This category offers traditional and spiritual musical instruments used in meditation, yoga, chanting, and devotional practice, such as singing bowls, bells, cymbals (manjira), harmoniums, tanpuras, and hand percussion. They bring sound and rhythm into your spiritual and relaxation practices.
- Singing bowls, bells, and chimes for meditation.
- Manjira (cymbals) and percussion for kirtan and chanting.
- Harmonium and tanpura for devotional music.
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A singing bowl is a metal bowl that produces a sustained, resonant tone when struck or rimmed with a mallet, used widely in meditation, relaxation, yoga, and sound rituals to create a calming atmosphere and help focus the mind. Many people find the rich, lingering sound deeply soothing. Simply strike it gently or circle the rim to bring it to life. It is a lovely, simple tool for marking the start of meditation, deepening calm, and creating a peaceful, mindful space.
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It depends on the practice you want to support.
- Singing bowls and bells: for meditation, focus, and calm.
- Manjira (cymbals): for keeping rhythm in kirtan and bhajan.
- Tanpura: for a steady drone behind chanting and ragas.
- Harmonium: for devotional singing and mantra.
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Not at all, many of these instruments are wonderfully approachable: singing bowls, bells, and manjira need no musical training and reward you the moment you use them, making them perfect for beginners and for meditation or relaxation. Melodic instruments like the harmonium and tanpura take some practice, but even simple use is satisfying. The aim is not performance but presence, using sound to support calm, focus, and devotion. Start with an easy instrument and let your practice grow naturally.
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Keep them clean, dry, and protected.
- Wipe metal bowls and bells gently with a soft, dry cloth; remove fingerprints with a mild metal-safe clean if needed.
- Store the mallet and cushion with the bowl.
- Keep wooden and reeded instruments (harmonium, tanpura) away from damp and extreme heat.
- Handle gently and store in a safe, dry place.
With simple care, these instruments last for many years.
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You can buy meditation and spiritual musical instruments from AyurvedaBay, which ships worldwide. AyurvedaBay serves customers across North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the Middle East, offering singing bowls, bells, manjira, harmoniums, and more, delivered to your door wherever you live.