Sound · Ritual · Stillness
Tranquility Glastonbury
Find your way back to stillness.
The Origins Of Renewal
Sound, ritual and sacred objects chosen to help you create moments of calm, connection and intention. From the heart of Glastonbury.
Gongs
Immersive sound for meditation, ceremony and healing.
Crystals & stones
Objects from the earth, chosen with intention.
Singing bowls
Create a moment of stillness with every strike.
Handpans
Melody held in the hands. Played with the whole body.
Tuning forks
Precise vibration for focused, close-range work.
Wind chimes & ju ju's
Let the weather play something for you.
Spiritual jewellery
Something small to carry the intention with you.
Incense & ritual
Change the atmosphere. Mark the moment.
The power of sound
Sometimes you don’t need more noise. You need the right vibration
For centuries, sound has been used to mark moments of ceremony, meditation and reflection. The deep resonance of a gong, the clear tone of a singing bowl or the gentle vibration of a tuning fork invites us to stop, listen and become present.
Shop by intention
Grounding
Crystals, sound and ritual pieces designed to bring attention back to the present moment.
Ritual
Incense and meaningful objects that turn everyday moments into intentional ones.
From Glastonbury
A place people have travelled to for centuries in search of something deeper
Glastonbury has long been a meeting place for mythology, spirituality, pilgrimage and alternative thought.
Tranquility was created within that tradition: a carefully chosen collection of instruments, objects and ritual pieces for people seeking moments of calm, curiosity and connection.
Whether you are beginning a meditation practice, creating a sacred space at home or working professionally with sound, our purpose is simple:
to help you find the objects that speak to you.
Turn an ordinary moment into a ritual
Not sure where to begin?
Sound healing can feel mysterious when you first encounter it. We’ll help you find an instrument that suits your space, your practice and the experience you want to create.
How to choose your first singing bowl
In their words
“I run sound baths in a small studio and needed a gong that would fill the room without overwhelming it. Their advice was honest and unhurried.”
Tom R · Sound practitioner, Devon
“The incense arrived wrapped in linen with a handwritten note. It made lighting it feel like part of the ritual.”
Aisha K · London
“They let me sit with four bowls for an hour before I chose. Nobody hurried me. The one I took home still sounds like that afternoon.”
Marianne H · Bristol
A quieter corner of your inbox.
Occasional notes from Glastonbury on sound, ritual, meditation, new instruments and creating more intentional spaces.