[SOLD OUT] Woodstock Chimes - Awakening Bell

Description

An instrument for sound healing and relaxation
Teak finish ash wood, satin black aluminum supports, 1 brushed silver aluminum tube, mallet
Height: 6'' Width: 26'' D 8''
Developed in partnership with jazz great Jack DeJohnette, world-renowned sound therapist Dr. John Beaulieu and Woodstock Chimes founder / musician Garry Kvistad
In 1979, GRAMMY Award-winning musician and instrument designer Garry Kvistad created the first Woodstock Chime from an aluminum lawn chair he found in a landfill - Garry and his wife Diane founded Woodstock Chimes in 1979 and still develop the chimes today
When the Awakening Bell is sounded, the long overtones of the bell naturally puts the listener into a Theta state, which is a relaxed state characterized by deep calm. The tone of the Awakening Bell resonates with an area of the brain that helps control stress. Through this resonance we experience a lightness and sense of well-being.
The Awakening Bell can be played two ways. Tap it and listen to the overtones, or rub it (Tibetan Singing Bowl-style) and make it sing. The Awakening Bell comes with an instruction booklet that includes background information on the bell and explains how to play the bell (both styles of playing).