
STORY
Finest Craftsmanship
What is Singing Ring®?
The Singing Ring® is a soothing acoustic instrument that allows you to feel sound and vibration with all five senses and can be used for a wide range of purposes, including self-healing to balance the mind and body, and therapy for others.

Variations
<Uchu and Daichi>
Singing Ring come in two sizes: a large "Uchu" and a small "Daichi." Playing them together produces multiple overtones ranging from low to high frequencies.
<Shikkoku and Luli>
Shikkoku
The beautifully lustrous "Singing Ring Shikkoku" boasts a deep black colour and produces a delicate yet rich tone.
This is a work of art created using traditional Japanese techniques, featuring a special alloy primarily composed of copper and crystal (silicon) treated with lacquer. The high-purity, extremely thin lacquer coating protects against deterioration due to oxidation, ensuring it remains undamaged and rust-free for generations.
Luli
The Singing Ring Luli's lacquer is blended with lapis lazuli and pearl powder to achieve the world's first lapis lazuli colour. Currently, there is only one craftsman in the world capable of achieving this colour using the gold-plated lacquer technique, making it an extremely precious work of art.
Its sound is tuned to the exact same frequency as the Singing Ring Shikkoku, causing a resonance phenomenon. Depending on the temperature and humidity during manufacturing, it may turn navy blue or green, and each one will have its own unique lapis lazuli colour.
Traditional Japanese Craftsmanship
Singing Ring combines traditional Japanese craftsmanship with advanced modern technology, and each piece is handcrafted to ensure the highest quality.
It is an extremely high-precision acoustic instrument that is made with the utmost care, through the manual work of many craftsmen, including sand casting, lacquering, and tuning, and takes about three months to complete.
We hope to spread the word about the wonderful craftsmanship of Japanese artisans to the world.
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