Brass Bell (Potentially Brass Singing Bowl)

The item appears to be a small to medium-sized, spherical or semi-spherical object, likely made of brass, given its golden-brown metallic sheen and visible patina. The form suggests it could be a bell or potentially a small singing bowl. The exterior surface shows signs of age and handling, with a varied coloration indicating wear and possibly some oxidation typical of brass. There are no discernible elaborate decorations or engravings visible on the polished main body. The base of the object, which is partially visible, features a white, circular insert or sticker. This insert displays red lettering or markings, which are difficult to decipher precisely due to the image's blurriness and angle, but they appear to be text in a non-Latin script, possibly Asian characters. A small, white, braided string or cord is also visible attached to what seems to be the base or a small loop, suggesting it might be for hanging or as a clapper mechanism for a bell. The craftsmanship appears solid and functional, consistent with cast or spun metalwork. The overall impression is one of an older, utilitarian, or ceremonial object rather than a purely decorative modern piece. The condition shows visible signs of natural aging and use, contributing to its character.