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Old Iron Strainer Spoon From Rajasthan - Circa 1920 Statues one of the three most

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one of the three most prominent gods of Hinduism

Sarotas are used to shave slivers from the areca (betel) nut which was then mixed with spices and wrapped in betel leaves to make paan

Ganesh has an elephantine countenance with a curved trunk and big ears and a huge pot-bellied body of a human being

Handcrafted in Nepal using traditional weaving techniques

Each cup is unique

Old Iron Strainer Spoon From Rajasthan - Circa 1920 Statues one of the three mostThese old Indian cooking strainers were used for removing deep fried Indian food from oil. These utensils would have been used all day, every day and this spoon has developed a wonderful patina and smooth finish after a century of use. Still perfectly useable as a strainer, this piece would also make a totally unique kitchen decoration and has a loop on the end for hanging. From Rajasthan in Northern India and dated circa 1920. From India UK Delivery

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