Chalice Singing Bowls

Chalice Singing Bowls, sometimes referred to as pedestal or stem bowls, are forged in two parts…the bowl itself, and a circular metal band, or pedestal, upon which it is securely welded and mounted. The bowl has a rounded bottom and would not stand upright without the support of its pedestal. Chalice bowls are quite globular or bulbous, with the midpoint having a larger circumference than the rim. Ornamentation is typically limited to four pairs of finely incised parallel lines encircling the outer rim, and occasionally a single small circle in the centre of the bowl. The lip is normally plain but may be grooved on thicker and heavier bowls.

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