Since the 1990s
Family Tradition
Rooted in Kathmandu craft, Master Saroj Shakya built a lifelong practice mastering hand-beaten bronze acoustics and training future therapists.
A singing bowl, held and heard in Kathmandu.
In the heart of Thamel, Shriba is a place to meet Himalayan singing bowls up close. Explore hand-beaten brass bowls, learn how to hold and play one, or settle in for a one-to-one sound session. We keep the experience personal, unhurried, and grounded in the craft.
A little time to learn, practice, and listen.
Since the 1990s
Rooted in Kathmandu craft, Master Saroj Shakya built a lifelong practice mastering hand-beaten bronze acoustics and training future therapists.
2019–2024
Carrying Himalayan sound traditions across Southeast Asia, leading therapist certification courses and masterclasses in Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore.
2019–2024
Sharing the restorative frequencies of traditional singing bowls through outdoor bell ceremonies and therapeutic sound gatherings across Australia.
2025
Featured international presenter at the Yoga Meditation Festival in Chongqing, conducting main-stage sound healing with traditional singing bowls and gongs.
2025
Teaching the precise art of holding and striking traditional bowls, demonstrating ancient Nepali acoustic placement techniques for deep physical relaxation.
Services
Learn to hold, strike and circle a Himalayan singing bowl. Small groups, patient pace, no prior experience needed.
One-to-one sessions on the floor, using bowls placed on and around the body. Soft light, textiles, unhurried.
Hand-beaten bowls for practice, export and retail. Come see how they are made and pick the one that sounds right.
Visit
Step in, sit with the bowls, and ask questions. We keep the space small and the pace slow.
Message us ahead to arrange a workshop or one-to-one session.
Plan your visit
Real practice: floor, textiles, soft light.
The craft
The bowls we share are hand-beaten by Kathmandu artisans, with craft knowledge carried across generations. At Shriba, that living tradition continues through the simple acts of making, teaching, and listening.
Come learn the practice at your own pace. We share the sound and the craft without promising cures.
The practice
Moments from workshops and sound sessions with Master Saroj Shakya.
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