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NepaCrafts sells its chakra singing bowls both individually and boxed together, and the Seven Chakra Healing Singing Bowls Gift Box Set ($190, SKU SB107HX) is the boxed version. It bundles all seven bowls, one per chakra, instead of making you buy each one separately over time. I looked at the exact specs, the brand’s own product notes, and the real buyer feedback that exists for this bowl line to see who this set actually makes sense for.
What’s actually in the box
Each of the seven bowls measures 3.1 inches across and 1.7 inches high, hand stamped with a Sanskrit symbol for its matching chakra. The set includes seven small cushions, seven wooden stupa stick mallets, and a gift box roughly 4.5 inches on each side. The whole set weighs about 1,980 grams.
NepaCrafts describes the bowls as brass, made from a traditional blend of seven metals: gold, silver, mercury, copper, iron, tin, and lead. That’s the same alloy tradition used across most of the brand’s singing bowl line.
A tuning detail worth knowing before you buy
NepaCrafts’ own listing includes a caveat I think matters: the bowls are “not tuned as per the chakra signs” and “may play different tones despite the signs shown.” In plain terms, the root chakra bowl won’t necessarily produce a lower tone than the crown chakra bowl just because of its symbol. If you’re buying this set for genuine sound therapy work built around specific chakra frequencies, that’s a real limitation. If you want the symbolism and a full matching set for meditation or display, it’s less of an issue.
What buyers actually say
Public reviews specifically on this boxed set are hard to find, but NepaCrafts’ individual chakra bowls have real customer feedback attached. One 5 star review described buying the bowls one at a time rather than all at once: “This is my second singing bowl, first one was the heart chakra singing bowl and I felt in love with the sound and design. I want them all.” That reviewer was working through the set gradually, which is exactly the slower, pricier path this $190 box is built to skip.
Separately, a buyer who ordered the brand’s Dragon Blue Tibetan Incense called shipping “fast as a bullet” and the products “incredible,” which lines up with NepaCrafts’ own stated 1 business day processing time.
Set versus buying singles
NepaCrafts sells the same chakra bowls individually, so you can build a partial set if $190 upfront feels like a lot. The tradeoff is per bowl cost. Buying seven bowls one at a time, plus separate cushions and mallets, will generally cost more than the boxed set once you add it all up, and you lose the matching gift box.
If you’re gifting this rather than buying it for yourself, the box format is the more presentable option by a wide margin.
Who this set is for
This makes the most sense for meditation practice, sound baths, or as a themed gift, where having all seven chakra symbols together matters more than each bowl being individually tuned to a specific pitch. If precise tone matching for therapeutic work is the priority, ask NepaCrafts directly about tuned options before ordering, since the standard set doesn’t guarantee it.
Should you buy it
At $190 for seven hand stamped brass bowls, cushions, mallets, and a gift box, this set is a reasonable way to get a complete chakra collection without buying seven separate listings. Just go in knowing the tuning caveat, and check NepaCrafts’ 30 day return policy before you order in case the sound isn’t what you expected.
If you’re deciding between this and other pieces in the catalog, start with how to choose the right NepaCrafts piece.
Keep reading: my full NepaCrafts brand review, where to buy authentic NepaCrafts products, and how to care for your singing bowls.