Jambati Singing Bowls are considered the largest and heaviest among the singing bowl family, and are often regarded as the most aesthetically pleasing. These exquisite bowls are distinguished by their high, gracefully curved walls, small flat bottom, and typically, a generous triangulated inward-facing lip that may be grooved or plain. The decoration on these bowls is usually minimal and features a few simple incised lines forming a band or collar close to the outer rim, and several incised concentric circles that radiate from the center of the basin.