Material : Gold Plated Brass & Enamel
Dimension : 4.125 x 2.125 inches

The Three Harmony Animals consists of three mythical animals : the 8-Legged Lion, the Fur-Bearing Fish and the Makara Dragon.

The Eight Legged Lion is the union of a garuda and a lion. It has the body of a lion and two wings. This creature brings harmonious relationships.

The Fur Bearing Fish is the son of a fish and otter. It has body of a fish, but with an otter’s fur. It bestows calmness and tranquility, preventing quarrels and fight, and brings better relations in business.

The Makara Dragon is a strange looking animal believed to be the son of a snail and a crocodile, and some say crocodile, dragon and snake. Its body is firm like a snail shell and its tail forms entwined pattern. It protects against anger and attracts positive energy of harmony.

The 8-Legged Lion, Fur-Bearing Fish & Makara Dragon are the 3 Harmony Animals, and when shown together, are a powerful antidote against the #3 Quarrelsome Star which brings disputes, misunderstanding and quarrels. They protect against anger, turn adversaries into allies, and reintroduce harmony to all relationships.

WHAT IS A SINGING BOWL?

Singing bowls is also known as ‘Himalayan bowls’ or ‘rin’ or suzu gongs in Japan, are a type of bell, specifically classified as a standing bell. Rather than hanging inverted or attached to a handle, standing bells sit with the bottom surface resting. The sides and rim of singing bowls vibrate to produce sound. Singing Bowls are widely used in cleansing & energizing crystals and other Feng Shui items. It is also an excellent tool for space clearing, meditation, centering and inducing trance states. The actual act of playing a bowl is a meditation in itself since the sound resonating from these singing bowls is pure and very powerful in centering the mind and body. Whilst playing bowls we can rise up into communion with the divine realm through entering into the mystical world of the muse of sound.