The Malaysian home for KASA sound tradition.

Daily Joy is honoured to be the sole distributor of KASA Full Moon Singing Bowls and instruments in Malaysia, sharing a living tradition of sound, artistry, and heritage from the Himalayas.

KASA is a lineage. For seven generations, the Shakya family of Nepal has carried the knowledge of singing bowls: their making, tuning, sacred use, and healing practice. This is not a tradition passed only through books. It is passed through hands, listening, and a life devoted to sound.

Master Santa Ratna Shakya Kasa is the living heart of this lineage: a master craftsman, musician, and sound healing teacher preserving what his ancestors built and sharing it with the world.

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Logo of the Himalayan Singing Bowl, featuring a stylized golden singing bowl with sound waves and the text 'Himalayan Singing Bowl'.
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A person lying on a traditional patterned rug with their eyes closed, receiving a sound healing session from a practitioner. The practitioner, dressed in light-colored clothing and a black head covering, is holding a mallet and playing a large singing bowl while another bowl and a photograph of a person are visible in the background.
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What began as a passion project has evolved into something more. We’re proud of where we’ve been and even more excited for what’s ahead.