Koshi Chimes
Koshi Chimes The Koshi are high quality bamboo chimes from France. They come in 4 different tunings - fire, water, earth and air (ignis, aqua, terra, aria). I own a complete set and display them on a gong stand. They are very soothing for sound journeys.
I bought my koshi chimes from various sources. Just google and find the closest retailer. One source worth mentioning is Hokema, they also sell other sound healing instruments like the Sansula:
What koshi should I get?
There are 4 different sounds: Aqua, terra, ignis and aria. You can start with one koshi, or buy two, or a whole set. Most people love the aqua koshi. It is up to you what sounds resonate. This can also change over time. Let your intuition guide you.
Koshi Gong Stand This is the official website of the company that builds them - Studio Gong: http://www.gongstands.eu/en
DIY You can also use any small gong stand and just add the 4 hooks for the koshi. I found a similar stand here: https://www.hess-klangkonzepte.de/produkt/gongstaender-harmonie-mini-mittel/
You would need to add hooks for that one.
Or start from scratch and build your own - or ask a local carpenter to give you a hand.
Shruti Box
Shruti Box Paloma Large
The Paloma Large Shruti Box is amazingly dynamic to play - from very quiet to loud, due to the big ballow everything is possible! It is also highly recommended for overtone singing.
Another source of high quality shruti boxes & a lot more is this company in Berlin: www.india-instruments.com
Also there is this little company in Wales, UK that sells good Shruti boxes that can be even played with a foot pedal.
https://www.shrutibox.co.uk (Supplier: www.monojkrsardar.com)
Shruti Box Educational Website
On this website you will find a free PDF that helps you set chords for singing:
https://beautifulsounds.co/pages/learn-shruti-box
Crystal Tones Singing Bowls
The Crystal Tones Singing Bowls are of extraordinary beauty and pure frequeny. I owned a set of two bowls that I bought via Annie Jameson who has also produced some lovely soothing albums with these instruments.
Main website US - Crystal Tones Singing Bowls: http://www.crystalsingingbowls.com
The ones I used in my videos are:
Blue bowl: 8” Egyptian Blue Alchemy Crystal Bowl C# -45Hz
Clear bowl: 6” Platinum Alchemy Bowl G# -45Hz
Native American Flute
I love the flutes from Southern Cross Flutes. They are made in New Zealand, and when I was living there, it was the best source for Native American Flutes. They have risen in popularity and now there is a waiting time if you want one made to order. I own a Kauri Love Flute in F#.
As a first flute, I recommend getting one that is not too large. The smaller ones are easier to hold and require less air. I would go for a mid range flute in A, G or F#, depending on what key speaks most to you. Best speak with the maker where you will buy the flute from to give you advice on your situation. This is just a general recommendation.