CFC Spray Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 8" D Note | C=528 Tuning | #2604

Seven plants, one breath, infinite room to speak

🎵 Size: 8" | Note: D | Cents: +37 | Frequency: 283 Hz | Tuning: C=528 Love Tuning | Octave: 4 | A=432 Equivalent: D-33 | Bowl #: 2604 ✨ Elements: CFC Spray (lavender, eucalyptus, camphor, caraway, palmarosa, golden rod, pine, fluorite mineral water) 🌿 | Body Resonance: Torso, chest cavity, heart, lungs, solar plexus, diaphragm, mid-spine, core 🌬️ | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Root/Sacral transition | Cycle of Fifths: N/A 💫

This CFC Spray crystal singing bowl sounds in D at 283 Hz, resonating with the root-to-sacral transition zone and the body's core—chest, lungs, diaphragm, and mid-spine. Born from a mother's journey of pure love, this aromatic blend of lavender, eucalyptus, camphor, caraway, palmarosa, golden rod, and pine supports respiratory ease and emotional release through breath. When seven plants meet quartz crystal and sound, the invitation is simple: breathe fully, speak freely, let go.

BEST FOR

• Respiratory support and breath-centered meditation
• Teachers creating calm during classroom transitions
• Those navigating seasonal congestion or chest tightness
• Yoga instructors closing breathwork or pranayama sessions
• Parents helping children settle before sleep
• Vocalists and speakers preparing their voice before performing
• Anyone seeking emotional release through conscious breathing

ESSENCE

I am seven plants woven into water and stone, arriving when breath has become shallow and the chest tightens around unspoken words. When you've forgotten how to soften into your own rhythm, I settle into the quartz and wait. Play me, and I rise—scent memory and vibration braided together, moving through air the way breath should move through you: easy, full, unobstructed. I don't force anything open. I simply ask: What if breathing could be easier? What if your voice had more room?

THE ELEMENT

This elixir infuses a carefully chosen family of respiratory-supporting plants into pure quartz crystal: lavender (linalool and linalyl acetate), eucalyptus (eucalyptol), camphor, caraway (carvone), palmarosa (geraniol), golden rod (flavonoids and saponins), and pine (pinene and borneol), suspended in spring water, fluorite mineral water, and alcohol preservative. These botanicals span continents and centuries—from Mediterranean lavender documented in Egyptian papyri around 1500 BCE, to eucalyptus used by Australian Aboriginal peoples for respiratory tonics, to pine and camphor praised by Greek physicians for lung support.

When these elements are infused during Divine Bowls' proprietary molding process, they integrate at the molecular level—not as a surface coating, but as part of the quartz's crystalline structure. Even as volatile compounds transform at over 3,000°F, their structural imprint remains, creating a unique microstructure that vibrates when the bowl sings. This is why each CFC Spray bowl produces resonance patterns you won't hear from any other instrument.

The blend honors breath as life force. Lavender calms what's agitated; eucalyptus clears what's congested; camphor warms what's contracted; caraway supports digestion of both food and emotion; palmarosa soothes and sweetens; golden rod offers wild resilience; pine grounds with ancient steadiness. Together, they create conditions for opening—in your airways, yes, but also in the subtle field around your heart and throat where holding patterns live. When you work with this bowl, you may notice fuller exhales, easier inhalations, and words that have been waiting finding their way forward.

THE FREQUENCY

This bowl sounds in D at 283 Hz, landing at the transition between root and sacral chakras in the Western diatonic system. The D frequency carries the energetic quality of awakening and emergence—sound that stirs what's been dormant without overwhelming what needs gentleness. This vibration moves through your torso, chest cavity, and core, the very regions where breath lives and emotional holding accumulates.

When respiratory-supporting botanicals meet this transitional frequency, something particular happens: the sound seems to create space in the body's center, supporting the diaphragm's natural movement while the herbal energetics work on congestion and tension. People often describe feeling their breath deepen naturally, without effort—as if the bowl reminded their body how breathing is supposed to feel.

THE TUNING

This bowl resonates at 283 Hz. Using A=440 as reference, it plays C#+37 cents. Using A=432 as reference, this same frequency is D-33 cents.

This bowl is categorized in the C=528 tuning because its frequency aligns with instruments tuned so that middle C equals 528 Hz—known as the "Love Frequency" in Solfeggio tradition. This brighter tuning is associated with heart-opening qualities and joyful expansion. The slightly elevated pitch creates an uplifting, clarifying resonance that many find energizing—a quality that complements the respiratory blend's intention of creating spaciousness and ease.

(For fine adjustment, adding water to the bowl lowers the pitch slightly—a technique some use to dial in precise intervals when playing with other instruments.)

THE SIZE

At 8 inches, this bowl produces fourth-octave tones with medium-long sustain—sound that lingers in the air, giving breath time to follow. The full, projecting volume fills small to medium spaces comfortably: a living room, a classroom, a therapy office, a yoga studio. This size allows the herbal blend's clearing qualities to express with warmth and presence rather than overwhelming intensity, while the fourth-octave resonance naturally targets the core and chest—exactly where respiratory support matters most.

The 8-inch diameter also offers practical versatility. It's substantial enough to anchor a sound bath or classroom transition, yet portable enough to move between rooms or bring to a retreat. For those working with breath—whether teaching pranayama, leading a team through a centering moment, or simply wanting fuller exhales at the end of a long day—this size creates the right balance of presence and accessibility.

WORKING WITH THIS BOWL

Reach for this bowl when breath feels labored or restricted—during seasonal congestion, when stress has tightened your chest, before vocal work, or anytime you notice you've been breathing shallowly. You don't need training or technique. Simply play the bowl and breathe with it. Let the sound guide your inhale; let the sustain carry your exhale. Notice what wants to release.

Position the bowl near you during morning rituals, on your desk during focused work, or beside you as you wind down. Teachers might play it during classroom transitions, giving students a moment to reset. Parents find it helpful for settling children before homework or bedtime—the sound creates a container for calm without requiring explanation. Athletes and performers can use it before competition or recording to open the breath and center the voice. If you work with others—clients, students, colleagues—consider misting the bowl's rim before playing, allowing the aromatic memory to rise with the sound.

Each Divine Bowls singing bowl includes a pure quartz mallet wrapped in premium silicone for optimal resonance, plus a silicone O-ring for stable playing on hard surfaces. Every bowl is formed in a single seamless vessel from 99.995% pure quartz—no welds, no weak points—built to last lifetimes of use.

INVITATION

Some breaths come easier than others.

This bowl holds seven plants that have been clearing airways and loosening chests since before anyone wrote down why they worked. Lavender from Mediterranean hillsides. Eucalyptus from Australian bush medicine. Pine that's been steadying nervous systems since Greek physicians first praised it for the lungs. They're woven into quartz now, and when the bowl sings, they rise together—scent memory and vibration braided into something that moves through air the way breath should move through you.

It's for the teacher whose chest tightens by third period. The parent who realizes they've been breathing shallowly since the baby came. The vocalist warming up before a recording. The person who just wants to remember what a full exhale feels like. No credentials required. Just breath, and the willingness to let it deepen.