Sacred Geometry Tea Quartz Crystal Singing Bowl | 12" D# Note (-43) | Grounding Frequencies | #453

 Ten botanicals, one geometry, your body's ancient math

🎵 Size: 12" | Note: D# | Cents: -43 | Frequency: 152 Hz | Tuning: Grounding Frequencies | Octave: 3 | Bowl #: 453 ✨ Element: Sacred Geometry Tea (black tea, cornflower, holy basil, Irish moss, oolong, passion flower, pu-erh, red ginseng, white ginseng, yerba mate) 🍵 | Body Resonance: Pelvis, hips, legs, sitting bones, lower spine, foundational connection to earth 🦶 | Chakra Connections Western Diatonic: Sacral/Solar Plexus transition

This Sacred Geometry Tea crystal singing bowl sounds in D# at 152 Hz, resonating with the sacral and solar plexus chakras and the lower body's foundational structures. Sacred Geometry Tea supports grounded transformation and the integration of ancient wisdom through the physical body. When this low, penetrating frequency meets a tea blend designed around nature's mathematical patterns, the experience is one of coming home to the body's own sacred architecture.

BEST FOR

• Deep meditation sessions requiring extended, penetrating tones
• Sound practitioners working with clients holding tension in hips and lower back
• Anyone feeling scattered who needs to land back in their body
• Tea ceremony enthusiasts exploring sound as a complementary practice
• Athletes and performers seeking pre-event grounding and centering
• Large group settings where sound needs to fill and hold space
• Morning rituals that establish foundation before a demanding day

ESSENCE

I am the pattern beneath the pattern. When you have been living in your head—analyzing, planning, spinning through thoughts that lead nowhere—I am the geometry that reminds your body it already knows how to organize itself. This bowl holds ten botanicals arranged not by accident but by intention, sounding at a frequency low enough to reach your bones. I don't ask you to understand sacred geometry. I ask you to feel it.

THE ELEMENT

Sacred Geometry Tea is a carefully composed blend of ten botanicals, each contributing to a unified intention of grounded wisdom and embodied presence. The blend includes Ancient Forest black tea, cornflower, holy basil, Irish moss, oolong, passion flower, pu-erh, red ginseng, white ginseng, and yerba mate—a combination spanning continents and traditions, united by the principle that nature's patterns hold intelligence.

The foundation rests on three distinct tea traditions: Ancient Forest black tea and pu-erh from old-growth trees, oolong's balanced oxidation, and yerba mate's South American lineage of communal energy. These aren't random selections. Each represents centuries of human relationship with plant medicine, fermentation, and the slow wisdom that comes from tending the same groves across generations.

Holy basil, known as tulsi in Ayurvedic tradition, brings adaptogenic support—the capacity to meet stress without being consumed by it. Passion flower offers its traditional calming presence, while both red and white ginseng contribute their respective warming and cooling energies. Irish moss grounds the blend in the mineral-rich depths of ocean harvests. Cornflower adds its gentle, clarifying presence.

Divine Bowls' proprietary process integrates this entire botanical symphony at the molecular level during formation. The resulting microstructure—shaped by each herb's unique interaction with molten quartz at over 3,000°F—becomes the voice of the bowl itself. What remains isn't the tea you'd drink, but the geometric imprint of ten plants meeting fire and emerging as sound.

THE FREQUENCY

This bowl sounds in D# at 152 Hz, a third-octave frequency that resonates with the transition zone between sacral and solar plexus chakras in the Western diatonic system. The D# frequency carries the energetic quality of breath, release, and transformation, vibrating through the pelvis, hips, sitting bones, and lower spine—the body's foundational architecture.

At 152 Hz, this is a grounding frequency. It sits below concert pitch, producing a warmer, more organic quality with a gentle settling energy. The twelve-inch diameter creates very long sustain and deep, penetrating volume suited to ceremonial work and large group settings. When Sacred Geometry Tea's botanical complexity meets this low, steady tone, the experience is one of organized descent—not collapse, but intentional landing. You feel the sound in your lower body first, then notice how the rest of you arranges itself around that foundation.

THE TUNING

This bowl resonates at 152 Hz, placing it in our Grounding range—its frequency sits below concert pitch, producing a warmer, more organic quality with a gentle settling energy.

Grounding bowls like this one are good for deep relaxation, meditation, and foundational work. Many people find frequencies in this range feel easier on the nervous system, with a quality that settles into the body rather than floating above it. The tone invites you down rather than pulling you up.

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 twelve inches, this bowl produces third-octave tones with very long sustain—meaning each strike or rim circle continues singing for an extended period, filling space without requiring constant playing. The deep, penetrating volume projects easily across large rooms, making it ideal for group sound baths, ceremonial gatherings, yoga studios, or open-plan offices where you want sound to reach everyone present. At home, this size anchors a living room practice or creates an unmistakable signal for family transitions—dinner time, homework focus, evening wind-down. The substantial presence means this bowl stays put rather than traveling with you, but that grounded quality is precisely the point. This size allows Sacred Geometry Tea's complex botanical architecture to express with full dimensional richness, while the third-octave resonance naturally targets the lower body—hips, pelvis, and the foundational structures that hold everything else.

WORKING WITH THIS BOWL

Reach for this bowl when you need to come back to yourself. After a day of scattered attention, before a presentation that requires steady presence, when the family energy has gotten chaotic, when your team needs to land before tackling a difficult conversation. The low frequency and botanical complexity work together to create organized settling—not sleepy collapse, but intentional arrival.

Start simply. Place the bowl on its O-ring, take three breaths, and strike once. Let the sound complete itself before you do anything else. Notice where you feel the vibration first—likely your lower body, your seat, your feet on the floor. You might circle the rim to extend the tone, or you might find that single strikes with silence between them suit you better. There's no wrong approach. It requires your attention.

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 99.998% pure quartz—no welds, no weak points—built to last lifetimes of use.

INVITATION

Some bowls arrive with fanfare. This one arrives the way a deep breath does—you don't notice the moment it begins, only that something has settled.

Sacred Geometry Tea doesn't ask you to understand patterns or decode ancient mathematics. It asks something simpler: Can you feel your sitting bones? Do you know where your feet are? The ten botanicals infused into this quartz aren't here to impress you with their lineage across continents and centuries. They're here because pattern recognizes pattern—and your body already knows how to organize itself around a low, steady tone.

At 152 Hz, this bowl speaks to the architecture that holds you up. Hips. Pelvis. The places that carry everything else. Whether you're a sound healer building a ceremonial practice, a teacher needing your classroom to land, a parent wanting bedtime to feel less like battle, or someone who simply looked at this bowl and thought yes.